Sentence examples for coverage of science from inspiring English sources

Web of Science is, similarly, a large abstract and indexing database, providing 100%% coverage of Science Citation, Arts & Humanities Indexes, and Social Sciences Citation databases.

And by large margins they deride as only "fair" or "poor" the coverage of science by newspapers and television.

Newspapers and other media, influenced by Sputnik, were scrambling to expand coverage of science, medicine and technology.

Guardian readers can have little idea how dreadful the general coverage of science stories is in the British press.

Mr. Isaacson moved the magazine into new editorial territory by expanding coverage of science and technology and cutting back on foreign affairs.

He expanded the magazine's coverage of science news, increased the size of its editorial staff and opened an international bureau in Cambridge, England.

For more on man's best friend, see Science's latest coverage of doggy science.

In 2009, research into forensic science degree programmes revealed that a third of students cited media influences and coverage of forensic science as a reason to study the subject.

The Today programme and other BBC News teams continue to make mistakes in their coverage of climate science by giving opinions and scientific fact the same weight".

Mr. Winship believed that quality journalism was good business, and he proved it, expanding The Globe's coverage of sports, science and the arts.

Carbon Brief, which tracks media coverage of climate science and energy policy, notes that Ed Miliband made just one passing reference to climate change when launching Labour's manifesto, while David Cameron didn't mention climate at all at the Conservative launch.