Sentence examples for reputation of science from inspiring English sources
Agar argues that this multinational interaction may, after the high-tech horror, have helped recover some of the reputation of science amongst the population, and repair a fractured scientific community in which French scientists would refuse to attend conferences with German colleagues.
In Nature, Teller attacked the theory ("A severe climatic change must be considered dubious rather than robust"), and offered this sermon: "Highly speculative theories of worldwide destruction — even the end of life on Earth — used as a call for a particular kind of political action serve neither the good reputation of science nor dispassionate political thought".
The author, who penned 27 novels and more than 600 short stories, was often credited with elevating the much-maligned reputation of science fiction.
They have the power to strengthen the reputation of science and push the importance of scientific careers on the international agenda.
Given the reputation of science courses as environments in which only those with correct answers are rewarded, biology instructors face the extra and very real challenge of gaining the trust of students to share divergent perspectives.
"[J]ust under half the members of the teams were non-authors, suggesting that authorship credit, while critical for the reputation system of science, may not be accounting for many members of the team," Walsh and Lee write in an email to Science Careers.
Finally, you might select Science Advances because you seek the reputation of the Science family, but your research is best represented in a longer format, integrating material that would otherwise be in a separate supplement.
And the reputation of British science has been seriously tarnished.
The firm has an office in the Oxford Science Park and likes to cultivate a reputation of applying science to investing.
He says the affair is tarnishing the reputation of British science around the world, and will do so until "we get to the bottom of this".
This importance requires a reform before the reputation of climate science is irreparably damaged".
