Sentence examples for proportion of scientific from inspiring English sources

They add: "A few species commanded a great proportion of scientific attention, whereas for many species, information that might inform conservation is virtually non-existent".

UNESCO notes that the proportion of scientific researchers based in the developing world increased from 30% in 2002 to 38% in 2007.

Science is an international endeavor, and although the Chinese government has encouraged indigenous talent an increasing proportion of scientific papers now carry the names of Chinese-based scientists in partnership with western (and western-based Chinese) researchers.

The vital nature of coping with the lack of resources available in international emergency medicine may be seen in the proportion of scientific articles that grapple with the topic.

Therefore, a higher proportion of scientific publications in languages other than English are not accessible in comparison to English-written publications.

As a result of the large proportion of scientific and clinical members on RECs in South Africa it is inevitable that some members play dual roles of investigators and REC members and submit their protocols to their own institutional REC.

Relative proportions of scientific contributions in IR diminished with scientific IR posters being halved in 2008, but absolute numbers of all scientific IR contributions did not decline significantly.

CubeSats are being launched in great numbers with over 120 launched in 2015, and 118 in 2014, with the proportion of commercial, scientific, and governmental use now the majority [24] showing the transition from a purely educational tool to a valid applications platform (Figure 1). Figure 1 CubeSat Launches.

As a considerable proportion of new scientific knowledge can only be applied in and emerge from processes that are underpinned by human values and societal contexts, and given the heightened political importance of reducing health care costs, it may be timely to give an increasing focus and commitment to consumer involvement in health and medical research in Australia.

The EMR has the second lowest proportion (after Africa) of scientific publications addressing health topics in the world (0.8% among all World Health Organization (WHO) regions) [ 13].

In 2001, 35% of science and engineering doctorates awarded by American universities went to foreign students, and foreigners comprise a similar proportion of America's scientific and engineering workforce.Furthermore, several requirements have exacerbated delays, with little benefit to security.