Sentence examples for report on science from inspiring English sources

Before the First World War, journalists didn't generally report on science, and they certainly didn't profile scientists.

The United States remains the world leader in scientific and technological innovation, but its dominance is threatened by economic development elsewhere, particularly in Asia, the National Science Board said Tuesday in its biennial report on science and engineering.

Further reading House of Lords report on Science and society, 2000: www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/ld199900/ldselect/ldsctech/38/3801.htm Vivienne Parry is a scientist by training but a writer and broadcaster by profession.

Among these, are included the secondary analysis of Giambona and Porcu (2015) on PISA data on reading literacy and the OECD (2016) report on science assessment data.

A report on science called for better monitoring and an ecosystem-based approach to restoration, as opposed to the current focus on water quality.

A new National Academies' report on science in U.S. elementary and secondary schools elevates the importance of teaching engineering concepts in the classroom.

And it has been without a head since its former director, Richard Descoings, died suddenly in April in a New York hotel room.Now a report on Sciences-Po by the national auditor that talks of "management failure" and "numerous irregularities" has sparked furious debate.

John Schwartz reports on science and technology for The New York Times.

Daniel Grossman is a journalist and producer for Web and radio who has reported on science from all seven continents.

But anyone using that headline figure in the debate about the quality of media reporting on science and health should be aware of those limitations.

This actually fits very well with the results of the poll that 59% have TV as one of their two primary sources of science information, and with the issue of under- or unqualified people reporting on science.