Sentence examples for individual sciences from inspiring English sources

In individual sciences, the proportion of students achieving a C or above was down by at least two percentage points.

There may be some gaps in their knowledge, but Godfrey says this applies equally to children who have done the "double science" GCSE at other state schools, rather than taking individual sciences.

French and other foreign languages have seen a dramatic decline in schools, GCSE results out today showed, as the numbers of pupils taking individual sciences has surged and the overall pass rate rose again to a record 69.1%.

The peculiar properties or axioms of the individual sciences would remain the provenance of the scientists.

Performance by students in Northern Ireland in individual sciences was particularly high, the Joint Council for Qualifications said.

And the individual sciences are demarcated by distinctive intensive qualities, as 'mass' distinguishes mechanics, 'heat' thermodynamics, etc.

The less good news was a fall in the numbers taking individual science subjects and studying foreign languages: the bias against the hard subjects may even be growing.

Science grades fell, as expected, following the introduction of new exams with more challenging syllabuses in biology, chemistry, physics and applied science, as well as a shift away from pupils taking combined science towards individual science papers.

"Expert and enthusiastic teachers that will motivate and encourage pupils are in chronically short supply in individual science subjects, particularly physics and chemistry," Mr. Smithers said.

In my view, a vital point has been lost in recent debates over the relative merits of individual science advisers, standing committees or academies: the very different nature of formal and informal advice.

"I don't like targeting an individual science area … or trivializing academic research," she said.