Sentence examples for half of science from inspiring English sources

A century and a half of science shows the benefits to be many — and the serious dangers to be few and comparatively rare.

Colleges and universities, with help from government, need to provide more financial aid for science students and reverse a disastrous pattern of attrition that now sees more than half of science students switching majors before they graduate.

I stumbled on the issue after my book, published in February, laid out a century and a half of science and, in its chapter on injuries, contradicted the usual image of yoga as completely safe.

And surveys show that one-third to one-half of science postdocs are parents.

We did three and half years of science in 31 days.

The other half of forensic science has been invented by and for police departments, and that includes finger-prints, handwriting, tool marks, tire marks, hair and fibre.

American universities geared up first: by 1970 America was producing just under a third of the world's university students and half of its science and technology PhDs (at that time it had only 6% of the global population).

"Women comprise more than half of the science PhD graduates an early career researchers, but by the mid 30s, their mid 30s a serious gender gap begins to develop.

A few days ago, the Guardian reported that half of Oxbridge science, technology, engineering and maths (Stem) students came from independent schools, and that nearly one in four Stem undergraduates at the 10 highly competitive universities came from the private system in which fewer than one in 10 children are educated.

Nearly half of 167 science teachers in New York City advocated for teaching creationism.

Even so, less than half of computer science grads 48.7% landed jobs in 2009 (and only 53.1% of accounting majors did).