Sentence examples for meet societal needs from inspiring English sources
The adoption of CBE can assist developing countries in tailoring pharmacy education to meet societal needs.
The expectation has shifted from science for the sake of human knowledge to science to meet societal needs.
Mimicking and adapting biological systems to meet societal needs is systematic, reverse engineering at its highest biological complexity.
The Principles of Sustainable engineering provide a paradigm in which engineers can design products and services to meet societal needs with minimal impact on the global ecosystem.
They should serve the public, meaning they meet societal needs like preparing active citizens to maintain the government and economy or to serve in the military or on juries, while also preparing graduates to critique and revise those needs.
Because landscapes are so dynamic, it is crucial to develop ways for the scientific community to work together to collect data and develop tools that will enable better analysis of causes and effects and to develop robust management recommendations that will increases land's capacity to meet societal needs in a changing world.
Students learn to situate artistic creativity within projects that meet societal need.
An entrepreneurial path allows graduates to bring broad knowledge to a startup company, which can deliver a product or service that meets societal needs.
Applying and further developing engineering approaches for understanding, predicting and modulating the response of complicated biomedical processes not only holds great promise in meeting societal needs, but also poses serious challenges.
Countries which have not advanced in linking the three (UGI) have yet to realize that although scientific research can be powerful, it is not the only organized human activity that produces sustainable innovation ecosystems relevant to the development of viable economic policies that meets societal needs (Gibbons et al., 1994; Carayannis and Campbell 2006).
Throughout history, map projections have been developed to meet various mapping purposes that satisfy societal needs.
