Sentence examples for proportion of science from inspiring English sources

"Protected" is a misnomer in that even a real terms settlement represents a significant drop in the proportion of science funding as a percentage of GDP.

As a consequence, the Netherlands has a lower proportion of science and technology graduates and Ph.D.s than most other European countries and the United States.

But the figures reveal wide variations across the bloc, with the proportion of science enthusiasts ranging from 34% in the Czech Republic to 77% in Sweden.

Given that the armed services put a high value on technical skills in recruiting and training, the proportion of science and engineering student-veterans is likely to be even higher.

We're 27th in the proportion of science and engineering degrees we hand out.

In fact in the last 10 years the proportion of science and engineering degrees awarded to women in the U.S. has actually declined.

Last year's list had been dominated by science and Davis expressed his disappointment that there had not been a higher proportion of popular science works this year.

One the other hand, something we will want to explore in more detail is the impact of a greater proportion of the science budget funding coming from Overseas Development Aid ODAA).

The Royal Society published a report in 2010 that mentioned, almost in passing, that the proportion of Stem (science, technology, engineering and maths) postgraduates who would end up with professorships was 0.45%.

The committee found that the bulk of the cost overruns has come in a small proportion of NASA science missions, mostly among the largest missions.

Researchers' main criticism of the road map is that it will increase the proportion of the science budget that is devoted to competitive funding.