Sentence examples for portion of science from inspiring English sources

For many students, the lecture (not the laboratory) portion of science courses consists of lectures, assigned textbook readings, and exams.

Shortly after the naledi announcement, White wrote, in the Guardian, that society is "witnessing portions of science collapsing into the entertainment industry".

Putnam was equally critical of conventionalism, the view that logic, mathematics, and extensive portions of science do not express truths but are based on human stipulations i.e., convention.

A more consistent design now better accommodates the images and graphics that enhance the main points in News, Insights, and other portions of Science.

A couple of people who have criticized what I was doing suggested that discussing possible science integrity problems in public is potentially damaging in the long term, because if the public gets the idea that a major portion of the science literature is just wrong, then maybe they will refuse to fund science.

Now, only a small portion of its science takes place at the European level.

A related article, "The history of cold fusion," reviews the early portion of this science controversy.

The laboratory portions of introductory science courses are designed to teach students basic protocols, providing them a visual and physical representation of the subject matter they learn in the lecture classes.