Sentence examples for approach in science from inspiring English sources

"I will leave the materialistic and soulless production approach in science," the text reads, however.

Technology assessment (TA) was the dominant approach in science governance before the 1990s.

Like Slack, Azevedo thinks there is everything to be gained from a high-risk (yet sensible) approach in science.

However, I quickly realised that interdisciplinary research is the most effective and promising approach in science, so I chose to do a PhD in the field of biomedicine, investigating how neurons in the nervous system react upon injury.

Helen Longino's approach in Science as Social Knowledge (1990) is to argue that among the many ways in which science is social is that epistemological norms apply to practices of communities, not just to individuals.

In the research in scientific reasoning, there are two different research traditions: domain-general approach in cognitive psychology and domain-specific approach in science education (Schauble 1996; Zimmerman 2000).

Instructional approaches in science emphasize learning by engaging in knowledge construction practices, investigation, and argumentation.

Recent interest in improving pedagogical approaches in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields has stimulated research at many universities.

The problem, according to the authors of Successful K-12 STEM Education: Identifying Effective Approaches in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, is that the school is the wrong unit for examining what works.

Is that right?" Holdren gamely played along, explaining that "it depends on the type of science, but the notion of posing a hypothesis and then trying to determine whether it is right is one of the tried and true approaches in science, yes".

A large body of literature supports the use of both active-learning techniques and constructivist approaches in science courses (reviewed in AAAS, 2011).