Sentence examples for abreast of scientific developments from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mahathir expressed sadness over the decision to revert to Bahasa Malaysia, saying that the decision would adversely affect children and make it difficult for them to keep abreast of scientific developments, the national news agency Bernama quoted him as saying.
I keep abreast of scientific developments relevant to my committees and disseminate information through and between them.
Its staff prepares reports, attempts to coordinate government research activities, and keeps the president abreast of scientific developments.
As we witness a continuously increasing production of preprints and publication of new articles, it has become particularly difficult for authors to keep abreast of scientific developments and relevant works related to the domain of interest.
For example, we have credited Roosevelt with getting the ball rolling on creating a formal science advisory process, but President Dwight Eisenhower with actually setting up the first White House office to stay abreast of scientific developments.
During this time he was also active in the Academy of Bordeaux, where he kept abreast of scientific developments, and gave papers on topics ranging from the causes of echoes to the motives that should lead us to pursue the sciences.
It is important to do that to keep abreast of scientific development.
The law should also allow the government to search the database only for important needs, as certified by a special DNA court, whose judges would develop expertise in the uses and abuses of DNA and keep abreast of new scientific developments.
Hornung kept abreast of scientific and medical developments, and was keen to incorporate them into his stories which, the critic for Contemporary Authors states, shows Hornung had "a streak of modernity and decided interest in new ideas".
In private beta right now, Kappa Prime helps researchers to keep abreast of the latest scientific developments by providing access to the papers and events.
