Sentence examples for deploying science from inspiring English sources

In looking at the alternatives to the war on drugs and in setting out radical proposals for a regulated market the Guatemalans have been consulting with the Beckley Foundation, probably the leading global advocate of deploying science and empirical evidence to drive the debate about the war on drugs.

Despite these factors there are some hopeful signs for deploying science policy more effectively.

Since fashion itself can seem unscientific, those who would create or reform fashions often deploy science.

BELIZE CITY, Belize — Among conservation biologists, Rachel Graham is sometimes called the aquatic Jane Goodall: She has developed new information about the lives of her research subjects and, like the famous primatologist, she has successfully deployed science to create a constituency for their preservation.

Now is the time to think strategically, and across sectors and boundaries, about how we can better deploy science, technology, and innovation in the service of humanity, to advance development in ways that can dramatically and positively change people's lives.

In particular, investors are probably going to be looking closely at retention, which Stitch Fix COO Mike Smith says the company is deploying data science to begin focusing on re-engaging its customers and getting them to come back to the service if they end up taking a break.

The reason that some critics have called it a giant psychological experiment is that U.S. military officials have deployed Behavioral Science Consultation Teams, or bscts, to help devise and implement interrogation strategies — a melding of psychology and military intelligence.

But if deployed poorly, science policy can do the opposite: it can stifle the creative pursuit of knowledge, bar access to treatments by inhibiting the approval process for medicines[17] or discourage scientists from pursuing promising avenues of inquiry[18].

How can humans deploy our science and medicines and retain our autonomy, even as embattled as it may be?

Among the key elements of President Obama's "My Brother's Keeper Task Force" is his recommendation to deploy prevention science to address incarceration risk.

It's a technique also deployed by science fiction master Stanislaw Lem in "A Perfect Vacuum" and "Imaginary Magnitude," which are short stories designed to be reviews or summaries of fictional books.