It is not a matter of doing science in Asia or Singapore but where facilities and funding are amenable to an environment conducive to good science in the whole world.
In this regard, some game forms and concepts are likely more conducive to specific science learning processes and goals.
The possibility of having one's research classified or funding terminated after the research is underway is not conducive to good science and may well discourage some researchers from engaging in such work.
Removing the waste could allow ORNL to relax its overall security posture, which will reduce costs, eliminate nuclear safety issues, and make the campus more conducive to collaborative science, according to a U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee report published in July.
While it may seem that not all trials would be conducive to this model, Science 37 has innovative ways to make virtual trials work.
Calcott asks for clarification of reciprocal causation, whilst Gardner writes "'reciprocal causation' is not conducive to successful biological science", implying that he has misunderstood our usage of this term.
Naturally, we agree that there is infinite regress of interlinked causal influences for any current event if so inclined, researchers could trace causation back in time all the way to the big bang but the suggestion that it is "not conducive to successful biological science" is a little overdramatic.
Hence, it appears that exhibiting design behaviors of balancing benefits and trade-offs through experimentation was more conducive to students making connections to science concept during engineering design.
Whereas the ETAN report "didn't find any outstanding universities getting things right," and the Helsinki Group turned up "no individual countries that stood out" as being especially conducive to women's involvement in science and engineering, looking at the private sector, there are a number of companies that are "on the path of changing their organisation and culture," notes Rees.
