Our examination of current/recent science education literature indicated that most empirical studies seeking to explain low female enrolment and/or engagement in physical science and related advanced mathematics have relied on prospective designs in which girls were asked about their future plans for course enrolment or careers.
His group, he said, supports the agency's "ongoing examination of current science, as well as embracing evolving scientific methods for all drug products".
By contrast, Nathan Myhrvold, the former chief technology officer of Microsoft and an author of "Modernist Cuisine," a detailed examination of the science of cooking, advocates putting even the greatest wines into a blender and whipping them to a froth.
A year later, a conference on infant feeding included the American academic Joan B Wolf, who conducts a rigorous, close-range examination of the science behind pro-breastfeeding advice in Is Breast Best?
If shopping for an examination of the science of climate change, or of the political and economic debates surrounding it, be warned: the title of this documentary is misleading.
This article is a critical examination of the science and ethics of human cloning.
"After years of exhaustive research and examination of the science and facts, prohibiting high-volume hydraulic fracturing is the only reasonable alternative," New York State's Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Joe Martens said in a statement.
Yet a closer examination of the science behind SEL reveals a story of human development that suggests an even deeper reason for implementing it -- one that goes beyond teaching these skills solely to remedy our social ills or to enhance academic success.
This was done through an examination of middle school science teachers' experiences with implementing integrated STEM curricular units in their classrooms, bounded by the degree to which multiple disciplines are represented during implementation (Yin, 2014).
The FDA said its decision to reverse the policy was based on an examination of the latest science which shows that an indefinite ban is not necessary to prevent transmission of HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
