Sentence examples for availability of science from inspiring English sources

The availability of science courses at times that I could take them was really limited, and eventually this drove me to leave K-12 teaching and return to graduate school.

Third, the measures have a pre-defined profile which is based on: the process, procedure, or outcome to be measured; the availability of science or evidence supporting the measure; the dimension of quality that is captured by the measure, e.g. timeliness etc.; and the frequency of measurement.

Code.org is encouraging people to sign a petition on its Web site stating that every student should have an opportunity to learn to code, and to use that response to advocate for greater availability of computer science classes in schools.

California's budget cuts have forced the state's community college system to scale back the availability of crucial science classes.

The emerging ELIXIR framework, coordinated by EBI director Janet Thornton, aims to secure a sustainable European funding infrastructure to support the continued availability of life science databases such as the ENA.

Availability of such science-based information on burden and geographical factors would assist in the development of surveillance and control strategies for the disease in pastoralists' settlements in Nigeria.

The guiding principle of the Sendai Framework is that effective DRR requires coordination and full engagement across scales and sectors to promote and support the availability and application of science and technology to decision making (UNISDR 2015b, Paragraph 19e).

This limits the availability of talented British science graduates, which makes it vitally important that we can dip into the much larger pool of EU scientists, and indeed those from further afield.

9. Increase the availability of advanced computer science for all students, especially those who are members of underrepresented groups.

Several indicators were examined, including the availability to people of science-based risk assessment; participation of the science community in community consultation; and the validation of indigenous knowledge, among others.

The availability of other Nobels for science should not rule scientists out for the literature prize, in competition with fiction.