Sentence examples for distribution of science from inspiring English sources

The global distribution of science linking climate and health remains problematic.

The distribution of science kits started in February 2014 and will continue until the end of April, by which time all secondary schools in the country no matter where they are should have received their kit.

Only two articles (Roman et al. [2013]; Butt et al. [2013]), both published in 2013, contained both search terms; for our analysis we assigned Roman et al. ([2013]) to the "forest monitoring" and Butt et al. ([2013]) to the "citizen science" document set. Figure 1 Distribution of "citizen science" and "forest monitoring" publications from 1994 to 2013 according to Scopus.

Correcting for this bias is difficult without information on the distribution of surnames in science; however, we assume that its affect is negligible since our simple method was able to extract a significant number of prolific profiles with 5 ≤ N p ≤ 20 within each journal set, providing ample statistics in order to analyze the overall longitudinal trends in citation impact.

For this purpose, we analyzed the distribution of TICSs for overall science and for each of the four science domains across countries (see Table 1 and Fig. 1).

The future of science: instant distribution.

Some sites, such as arXiv, Academia.edu, Mendeley, and ResearchGate have brought instant distribution to certain sub-fields of science recently, and this trend is going to continue to all fields of science.

"We must continue this trend," says Fernando Aldana, director of the Office of Science and Technology in Madrid, which oversees distribution of the government's science funds and authored the R&D request.

However, despite its rapidly increasing popularity and use, very little is known about the overall distribution of h-indices in science.

Increased international scientific exchange in all directions supports, rather than inhibits, the equitable distribution of talent, and U.S. science and immigration policies should be drawn in ways that facilitate the movement of graduate and postdoctoral scientists in both directions.

The British Humanist Association issued a press release condemning the Truth in Science distribution of materials and wrote to the then Secretary of State for Education asking for a statement from him against the use of the materials in science lessons.