Sentence examples for practical investigative from inspiring English sources

Sc1 deals with the practical, investigative nature of science; Sc2 covers biology; Sc3 chemistry, and Sc4 physics and astronomy.

Hollands' Theory of Career Choice and Development (Holland 1973) focused on six basic personality types: realistic (practical); investigative (analytical, curious); artistic (expressive, original); social (working/helping others); enterprising (goal oriented); and conventional (ordered).

Ofsted's recent school science report emphasised the need to master practical and investigative skills if students were to be encouraged to stay in science after 16.

Further studies using Western hybridization and/or high-throughput MS methods may represent a logical and practical next investigative step.

His psychometric tests show very high scores for careers involving investigative and practical skills and zero for conventional occupations.

A polygon focused on performing both investigative and practical tasks has been introduced to simulate collective response to the changing environmental conditions (e.g. in the course of the natural disaster).

The workshop, convened by the Institute For War and Peace Reporting, led us through interactive and practical training on the ethics and practice of investigative journalism.

This will be a practical and informative lecture covering all aspects of investigative journalism.

In October Guardian journalists (including John Domokos, Maeve Shearlaw, Patrick Kingsley and Richard Sprenger) ran practical workshops that covered the topics of Video Journalism, Investigative Reporting, pitching to the International Media and Social Media and Community.

The practical technical advice will be an essential read for investigative journalists, who have expressed concern that the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 and the communications traffic superdatabase could impede their ability to protect sources.

Science is to become more practical – in just the way that it was before we sacrificed investigative learning to SATs.