Sentence examples for reported science from inspiring English sources

All told, plants could be to blame for 10% to 45% of the world's methane emissions, Keppler reported (Science, 13 January 2006, p. 159).

As HuffPost has reported, science is solidifying the link between climate change and extreme weather events.

Wieser added that privacy concerns over a recently reported science experiment that Facebook performed on users and their newsfeeds is a "non-issue" to "investors, advertisers or the general population".

A second major concern is that the study uses a synthetic construct rather than a real biological system to examine a phenomenon very similar to what the Gore group has previously reported (Science, 2011).

Nadelson and Sinatra (2009) also collected CINS data from educational professionals, 53.7% of whom reported science-teaching experience.

It is the very opposite of what a journalist should be doing when reporting science: asking questions and deflating exaggeration.

Finally, according to Worlds Apart, most scientists do not trust journalists to report science accurately.

Abd-El-Khalick (2005) reports science educators often have different conceptions of NOS and what should be presented to students.

Last December, an American researcher was the first to prominently report (Science, 16 January, p. 322) that the Wenchuan quake may have been triggered by human activity.

News outlets need to take greater responsibility for the way they report science stories.

Certainly, journalists face various constraints and barriers while reporting science news.