Sentence examples for release science from inspiring English sources

That led to an unsuccessful legislative proposal requiring public data release (Science, 8 August 1997, p. 758).

This analysis prompted the government, in spring 2012, to release Science for Wales, a 60-page document with a five-year vision for Welsh science.

In a telephone press conference held in conjunction with the report's release, Science Editor-in-Chief Donald Kennedy pledged to implement the report's recommendations, although he did not specify a timeline.

EA for example, plans to release science-fiction shooter game Titanfall as an exclusive title for Microsoft's Xbox consoles and personal computers in March.

While the agency said it would do what it could to restore the program "once an appropriation materializes," it noted coolly that "some activities cannot be restarted once seasonally dependent windows for research and operations have passed, the seasonal work force is released, science activities are curtailed and operations are reduced".

But two newly released science reports have reached disturbing conclusions.

In early 2010, the band released Simple Science, their first release in six years, followed in 2011 by the full-length There Are Rules.

Penguin's newest imprint, Current, will release popular science books.

The day after CNIO's press release, the science ministry shot back with a statement that called the proposal for private funding "illegal".

The 11 journals taking part in today's data release are Science, eLife, The EMBO Journal, the Journal of Informetrics, the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, three journals published by the Public Library of Science, and Nature along with two of its sister journals.

[Update: I now see that the "12 years old" line came from the researcher herself, Brenda Lohman, as reported in the Iowa State University news release. Science Daily reprinted much of the news release almost verbatim.