Sentence examples for rigorous stem from inspiring English sources

In his written testimony, Lehmann makes a case for delivery via robots and drones, with the hopes that Congress will consider advancing a budget that "prioritizes improving STEM teaching and supportive active learning; Expanding access to rigorous STEM courses; addressing bias and expanding opportunities for underrepresented students in STEM".

But the country seriously under-produces teachers for more rigorous STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and mathematics).

One such strategy is the creation of inclusive STEM high schools, which aim to provide rigorous STEM learning (Riley et al. 2013) to students of all socio-economic, demographic, and achievement backgrounds (Peters-Burton et al. 2014).

These sparsely populated and underresourced districts struggle with providing rigorous STEM course work and career opportunities for students.

This enables young people to engage in rigorous, collaborative STEM learning - 24/7.

The importance of rigorous course content (STEM and non-STEM) is reflected in the Rigorous Learning Element, and future work in this study will more closely examine the extent to which STEM discipline-specific content is delivered in these schools.

These results also give us further insight into the rigorous definition of the stem cell character of RSCs, as compared to other adult stem cell populations.

Nor has it shown that every type of mature cell can be derived from a single starting cell, a rigorous test of a stem cell's properties.

The improved reliability may also have stemmed from rigorous pilot testing, training of reviewers, increased familiarity with the RoB tool, and/or the set of decision rules specific to the SR.

The concept of limbal stem cells received rigorous experimental corroboration, with new markers uncovered and new treatment options including gene and microRNA therapy tested in experimental systems.

At the same time, studies published online today by Science show that the SARS virus has the potential to spread widely, but that rigorous public health interventions can stem the epidemic, as it appears to have done in Hong Kong and Vietnam.