The phrase "analyses science" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the analysis of scientific data or concepts, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The research team conducted analyses science to better understand the data collected during the experiment."
Alternatives: "scientific analysis" or "analysis of science".
During the Soviet era, Pravda was distributed nationwide, offering its readers well-written articles and analyses on science, economics, cultural topics, and literature.
But the report, The National Science Foundation: Under the Microscope, is itself filled with errors and questionable analyses, say science lobbyists.
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.
Their computer analyses, said Science Daily, found for the leading radioactive poison discharged in a nuclear plant accident, Cesium-137, some 8percentt can be expected to fall within 50 kilometers of the accident site, 50percentt beyond 1,000 kilometers and 25percentt beyond 2,000 kilometers.
Parallel to the analyses for science motivation, we first examined whether there were differences in Summer program perceptions for students in the incremental ability versus control conditions using a one-way (incremental, control) MANOVA.
Sometimes I find myself analysing the science behind the laughter in Monty Python.
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In advance of the talks, the policy makers and advocacy groups have been working overtime, thrashing out proposals, debating the details and analysing the science and economics behind each new idea.
Many of these approaches exemplify a move from analysing how science and technology are shaped by societal factors to actively supporting ways to integrate science and technology in society.
