The phrase "all those science" is not correct in English.
It should be "all that science" or "all those sciences" depending on the context. You can use it when referring to a collective body of scientific knowledge or multiple fields of science.
Example: "I find all that science fascinating, especially the advancements in genetics."
Alternatives: "all that science" or "all those fields of science".
With steadily decreasing university personnel budgets, and stricter enforcement of the 5-Year Rule by the courts, all those science professionals are facing the danger of losing eligibility for re-employment.
If you think back to the last time nothing mattered, did you ever say to yourself 'oh, Guraraghi Vinkaghi is winning all those science competitions, let me snag him' -- or 'oh, Matt will surely leave me for a younger woman, he has washboard abs, a perfect smile, and spiky yet cool hair'.
It is an accepted fact, to the point of cliché, that the United States needs more science majors to someday work at all those surplus science jobs.
This is why Hammond has branched out and made all those vaguely science-y programmes that seem like they should belong on Channel 5 or Discovery Turbo.
After all, "the science speaks for itself".
Here, we present a summary of our discussions and invite all those in life science research and education to contribute to our on-going dialogue on how best to create a robust and sustainable foundation for bioinformatics learning, education and training.
And what about all those other science-related jobs?
His research focuses on all those aspects of contemporary science and technologythat challenge established conceptions of the human, with a special focus on brain science, microbiome research, and artificial intelligence.
At the same time, The Signature of All Things brings to the fore all those forgotten women of science, whose trailblazing work was swallowed up by more famous men.
Phenol-Explorer is a major step forward for all those interested in phytochemical science.
In a report last month, the American Association for the Advancement of Science said the Bush administration, to live up to its pledge to halve the nation's budget deficit in the next five years, would cut research financing at 21 of 24 federal agencies -- all those that do or finance science except those involved in space and national and domestic security.
