Sentence examples for in line science from inspiring English sources
In 2001, the BaBar experiment at SLAC announced evidence that sin 2b was lower than the Standard Model predicted, but measurements from KEK B seemed to bring the value back in line (Science, 23 February 2001, p. 1471).
A spokesman for the Climate Commissioner Connie Hedegaard said: "Our 40% target is in line with science as it puts us right on track to meet our 2050 goal of cutting emissions by 80%-95 80%-95%
Lou Leonard, vice president of the World Wildlife Fund, said the final text "contains strong signals that would commit the world to a temperature goal that's in line with science.
You have rightly agreed that the current level of ambition is the floor, not the ceiling, and that every five years, beginning before 2020, you will regularly review what is needed in line with science.
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I think we need to be very careful raising expectations over Paris – there won't be a deal in line with the science.
At those critical negotiations, the United States and a self-selected group of nations refused to cut emissions in line with the science.
While some of this hinges on the success of the planned global climate deal in Paris next year, governments have a critical responsibility to ensure their contributions are long-term and in line with the science.
The deal must include a package of commitments in line with the science and the imperative of reducing global emissions by 50-85% relative to 2000 levels by 2050.
Our analysis of 70 energy intensive companies shows that a small handful are leading the way by setting ambitious and long term emission reduction targets in line with climate science.
Moreover, we certainly need to revisit the Climate Change Act – but to significantly strengthen it in line with the science underpinning our prime minister's international commitments on the 2C goal [of keeping average global temperature from rising above 2C].
