Sentence examples for established a science from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Mr. Obama established a science advisory committee led by Dr. Harold Varmus, a Nobel laureate who is president of the Memorial-Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

Before moving into private preparatory education, he established a science honors program at Columbia University that served as a model for similar programs elsewhere administered by the National Science Foundation.

► Also in this week's issue, Ian Traniello of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, who established a science outreach course at a juvenile detention center in Urbana, responded to an earlier letter from Carri LeRoy of the Sustainability in Prisons Project about the benefits of teaching science to inmates.

The settlement also established a Science Panel of public health scientists to assess whether or not there is a probable link between PFOA exposure and disease in the community.

For example, in an attempt to attract Arab scientists working abroad to return to work in the Gulf, and more specifically to Sharjah, he has built two universities, six museums and established a science foundation in just a decade.

Gosling soon left London and lectured Queen's College, formerly part of St Andrews University, before establishing a science faculty at the University of the West Indies in Jamaica.

"Measured outcomes" merely echoes my point about establishing a science of cybersecurity, because determining ROI is based on measurable improvements to drive investments in security performance.

Others called for establishing a science secretariat within the Prime Minister's Office, or a government-chartered science advisory body similar to the U.S. National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine, or the defunct Science Council of Canada, to provide independent recommendations on matters of science.

Though Hume finds himself struggling with skepticism in the conclusion of Book One of the Treatise, the project of the work as he outlines it is not to advance a skeptical viewpoint, but to establish a science of the mind.

This method has applications for establishing a science-based rationale for, and a design space in, pharmaceutical formulation development.

A recent survey of over 50 UK Parliamentarians by academics proposing to establish a science-based Parliamentary Evidence Information Service identified a clear desire to engage with evidence in the formation of policy, and uncovered a range of factors affecting how Parliamentarians came to make judgements about policy (Lawrence et al., 2016).