Sentence examples for attractive science from inspiring English sources

For example, despite massive investments in pre- and in-service teacher training and curriculum materials development, the roundtable assembly recommended more rigorous and attractive science and math training for high school students and their teachers.

The council expresses concern at "the attractive science-based power to remake ourselves after images of our own devising".

It is too broad a qualification to be attractive to science students, and is also really only suitable for the most able.The most prestigious universities have already started demanding that candidates for wildly popular courses, like law and medicine, take special entrance exams.

These enzymes have diverse physiological functions and are thus very attractive for science and industry.

Two properties, multi-resolution and sparsity, render the ST attractive in science and engineering [10, 11, 37].

Yet as we know today from research by the Santa Fe Institute, since antiquity, cities increase their attractiveness as they grow: doubling the size of the city more than doubles its attractive culture, science or financial features.

Such an approach doesn't make science attractive.

He dedicated an 1851 geology tome "to my beloved wife," and wrote, "Your artistic skill has done more than my voice to render that science attractive".

What makes genetic science attractive therefore lies partly in fantasies of mastery and control of human uncertainties: securing identity, preventing crime or illness, fostering desired capabilities, easing suffering, righting wrongs.

The presented methods for analysing Nelder trials pave the way to make the experimental design attractive for forest science.

The 10-year strategy, Brown said, "is designed to make Britain the best and most attractive location for science and innovation in the coming years".