Sentence examples for measures of science from inspiring English sources

Some of the most striking evidence used to support this position comes from an influential 2012 study in which the law professor Dan Kahan and his colleagues found that the degree of political polarization on the issue of climate change was greater among people who scored higher on measures of science literary and numerical ability than it was among those who scored lower on these tests.

The good news, according to the report, is that Americans "perform comparably to adults in other economically developed countries on most current measures of science knowledge".

The graduate teaching fellows (GK-12), she argued, might also help to reverse recent test results that ranked U.S. high school students at the bottom in global measures of science and math achievement.

Table 2 The measures of science and mathematics courses, intended grade level of service, and college major for the experimental and control groups Subject area Number of courses Exper.

Concurrent validity was established by a significant correlation between the indoor environmental knowledge (IEK) scale and an established measure of science literacy (r = 0.44, p < .001).001

In the business world, Google, McKinsey, Korn Ferry and others are similarly investing heavily in analysis of performance metrics to develop predictive talent algorithms, adding a measure of science to the art of assessing "fit" during the recruiting process.

A seven-item scale was adapted from a measure of science learning (Skinner et al. 2012).

A nine-item scale was adapted from a measure of science academic identity (Saxton et al. 2014).

In his hometown 'Abd al-Latif made his first steps in philosophy studying al-Ghazali's Intentions of the Philosophers, the Measure of Science in the Art of Logic, the Criterion of Action on Ethics and the Touchstone of Reasoning in Logic.

Our measure of science utility value assessed the extent to which the students perceived that science was useful for their futures and present lives, and is based on the measure Hulleman et al. (2008) found to be valid and reliable (α = .72).72

Having been a leading school system in the 1960s, the state's students now rank between 48th and 50th in most measures of reading, science, and math.