Sentence examples for impacts on science from inspiring English sources

According to several predictions, one of the direst impacts on science of U.S. budget sequestration will be the wide-scale layoff of lab personnel.

Last Friday at ScienceInsider, Jeffrey Mervis and David Malakoff collaborated on a post about the impacts on science of the budget agreement in the United States.

It seems that the act of assigning a science specialist makes more time for science as a content area; this may have additional impacts on science instruction.

For example, there are very different long-term impacts on science between a private investment in an institution devoted to basic research and a private investment targeted to globally eradicating a disease, although both are worthy endeavors.

The goals of the conference were to examine current scientific data to identify mechanisms for the effects as well as to identify research gaps and challenges, to integrate the basic and applied science and to consider impacts on science policy and public policy.

CAWMSET plows much of the same ground as a 1988 report, also mandated by Congress, which was one of the first to highlight the impact on science of the growing number of women and underrepresented minorities in the U.S. workforce ( Changing America: The New Face of Science and Engineering).

See the 9 November issue of Science for more details on Sandy's impact on science.

Mrs. McGrath said the Regents' standards have had a dramatic impact on science curriculum.

The discovery that an adult nucleus could be coaxed back to an embryo-like state had a huge impact on science, he says.

The production of research has to match the modes and timeframes established by the Research Excellence Framework (REF), regardless of the impact on science and scholarship.

• To the Editor: The adoption by M.I.T. and other universities of better ways of teaching physics could have a broad impact on science teaching in high schools.