Sentence examples for recognition of science from inspiring English sources

Political recognition of science and evidence may be greater in the UK than in many other countries, but Churchill's tap is still only producing a trickle of scientific evidence.

Traditional educational models based on individual examination and assessment are potentially in conflict with the growing recognition of science as a social undertaking [ 6].

I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue-sky research.

I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue-sky research," he had added.

In a statement released later by the University of Edinburgh, Dr. Higgs pronounced himself "overwhelmed," saying, "I hope this recognition of fundamental science will help raise awareness of the value of blue-sky research".

Restoration ecology advanced through the creation and study of the dynamics of adaptation and self-organization of the biomes in Biosphere 2. The international interest that Biosphere 2 generated has given new impetus to the public recognition of the sciences of biospheres (biospherics), biomes and closed ecological life systems.

He was named a Scientific and Technical Consultant to the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry in 2004 "in recognition of work in science and skepticism," Former operator of a skeptical blog Smoke & Mirrors for his state's primary newspaper, on occasion he has been an investigative collaborator with the Independent Investigations Group IIGG) of Los Angeles for their $100,000 Challenge.

Over the last 350 years our lives have been changed beyond recognition by the application of science.

It could even be argued that organisations like the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (Seti) Institute in California and the existence of Nasa's astrobiology committee are an implicit recognition of the influence of science fiction.

"It's hard to tell how it will pan out with his recognition of the value of science".

"There's a recognition [of the value of science] in the Senate, and we know the administration has really fought for these programs throughout".