Sentence examples for existing science on from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer IARCconvenedned 17 scientists from 11 countries to evaluate existing science on five pesticides, including glyphosate, which was first developed by Monsanto in 1969.

Because SVSS is most appropriate when variables are correlated (i.e., ρ = 0.25-0.80) but not highly correlated (i.e., ρ > 0.80), we grouped (or "binned") HAPs with high correlation (i.e., ρ > 0.80) and selected pollutants to represent a given bin based on existing science and correlations with the other HAPs within the bin.

It's unclear how this bill would conflict with Oklahoma's existing science education standards, which include lessons on both evolution and climate change.

However, the World Health Organization study group on Tobacco Regulation concluded that the existing science base would currently not be sufficient to allow regulation based on design characteristics (Burns et al., 2008; World Health Organization Study Group on Tobacco Product Regulation, 2008).

Batteries remain a key limiting factor for electric vehicle design, because of how far tech companies focused on the problem have pushed existing science.

While experimenting with a simple computer program 20 years ago, Wolfram stumbled on something rather eerie: "the beginning of a crack in the very foundations of existing science".

For example, we need to hear more details on today's announcement for a new 'global challenges fund', which claims a sizeable £1.5 billion of the existing science budget.

Strengthen national science advisory capacities leveraging existing science networks and policy platforms.

They are already ruled out by existing science.

Let's dig deeper into the existing social science on this issue.

Existing literature on science teaching and learning and numerous calls for reforming science education clearly indicate what fundamental pedagogies are most successful in promoting learning (Wyckoff 2001; National Research Council 2003, 2005; Smith et al. 2005).