For readers who heretofore have been spared exposure to this little concatenation of capital letters, or who have, quite understandably, misconstrued its meaning, STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, supposedly the major food groups of a comprehensive science education.
The regional government of the Basque Country has spent the past 20 years implementing and fine-tuning a comprehensive science and technology policy that integrates funding and research and development programs.
The goal for Japan was far more ambitious than a comprehensive science and technology policy: the objective was to build this policy within the institutional system and in return to adapt the institutional system to the objectives of this policy.
Government and public health leaders need to declare the crystal epidemic a state of emergency and champion a comprehensive, science-based approach to treatment for active users, including additional drug treatment slots, strong prevention approaches for non-users, more research into better treatments for addiction and the money to make all of this a reality.
In point of fact, particular scientific assumptions get their justification, if anywhere, when a move is made from a narrower to a more comprehensive science; what is assumed in geology, for example, may be proved in physics.
Recently instead of trying to create a more comprehensive science for generating highly functional, inexpensive and safe chemicals, the emerging knowledge about the hazards of chemicals was used to construct a vast array of professional guide- lines and government public health and environmental regulations.
A long-term, comprehensive science and monitoring program should be developed to better guide decisions about if, where, when, and how drilling can take place safely.
The EU Parliament has stressed the need for legislation that includes a more comprehensive science-based definition of nanomaterials, together with a clear assignment of liability to producers and employers arising from the use of nanomaterials, through all routes of exposure (such as inhalation and the skin).
Then, stratified random sampling was used to choose college/university: (a) universities/colleges were divided into four layers (comprehensive, science and engineering, literature and history, and medical); (b) two universities/colleges were randomly sampled from each layer(all schools were selected if the number of schools of this layer less than or equal to 2).
There were, nevertheless, some ambitious attempts to create a comprehensive general science textbook, such as Kanbe's.
Although automated workflows that integrate these software tools into an organized data flow are emerging, in this paper we propose a unique open-source tool, designed by the authors, called bibliometrix, for performing comprehensive science mapping analysis.
