The phrase "analyses of science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various studies, evaluations, or interpretations related to scientific topics or fields.
Example: "The journal published several analyses of science that highlighted recent advancements in biotechnology."
Alternatives: "studies of science" or "evaluations of science".
Such an account complicates the traditional view that values should be identified solely in order to guard against their impact and leads to a second epistemic perspective, analyses of science as a social value-laden practice.
Other social analyses of science try to show how the game of scientific persuasion is essentially a battle for political power, where the outcome depends on the number or strength of one's allies as contrasted with, say, genuine epistemic worth.
The research phase of the project is still underway but preliminary analyses of teachers' science content learning and students' science learning in grades 1 6 (kindergarten assessments are still being analyzed) demonstrate significant growth in all content areas as compared with teacher and student learning in business-as-usual classrooms.
Let us hope that another such talented journalist of the sciences will emerge in the near future who will respond to the need of the new century and give us similarly informed descriptions and analyses of how science and technology are interacting with the society around us.
Social constructionist analyses of regulatory science have shown up serious epistemological difficulties with such 'interest' explanations of regulatory power, but in the process they have also destabilised the platforms such as 'objectivity', upon which critiques of regulatory bias are usually grounded.
Proponents, including many governments, believe it can play the same role for biodiversity as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has played in that field - taking authoritative analyses of relevant science directly to policymakers.
Although the philosophical case for anti-reductionism has been challenged, many philosophers still assume that the anti-reductionist account of genetics provides an exemplar for anti-reductionist analyses of other sciences.
"Through courses on health economics, policy and statistical analyses, the master of science degree in International Health Policy at the London School of Economics would equip me with the knowledge and tools to critically identify priorities using available evidence, formulate effective policies and rigorously evaluate their impact," Llano wrote in his application for the Marshall Scholarship.
This dissertation clarifies the concept of adaptive capacity, synthesizes the substantial but largely unconnected body of research on adaptive capacity to date, and introduces a new methodological approach to conducting meta-analyses of adaptation science.
The objective of this study is to analyse the role of science in the Japanese forest policy process.
It should be recalled that, unlike the previous analyses of mathematics and science, it was not possible to compare the same block across cycles.
