The phrase "achieve science" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of accomplishing something within the field of science, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "To truly achieve science, one must engage in rigorous experimentation and analysis."
Alternatives: "advance scientific knowledge" or "make scientific progress".
This omission undermines the ability of modern science curricula to achieve science literacy in our students and foster an educated society as a whole.
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enhance and strengthen the capability of the science, technology, and academic communities in terms of disaster risk reduction; assist the region's governments achieve science-based decision making to implement the Sendai Framework; and.
In conclusion, landscape-based conservation zoning based on local stakeholders' perspectives as well as on critical biodiversity indicators, proved to be effective for achieving science-based and politically acceptable nature conservation schemes.
The second orbit insertion was executed flawlessly, and AKATSUKI will be able to achieve all science objectives in the new science orbit.
But these were substitutes for his literary activity, and, though some of the professors in the local university at Jena showed a polite interest, he could not achieve in science the recognition he had won in poetry.
"We offer space agencies all over the world unprecedented, affordable access to the Moon to achieve their science, exploration and resource goals".
Fractionation involves splitting up large vehicles into several smaller ones that work together in order to achieve the science goals.
To achieve these science goals, the Swarm satellites are equipped with a number of instruments, such as scalar and vector magnetometers and an electrical field instrument.
