Sentence examples for rise in sciences from inspiring English sources

Jessica writes: The rise in sciences may reflect some universities' preference for separate sciences.

We are also expecting to see last year's rise in science and decline in languages continue today.

Dr. Arnold J. Levine President, Rockefeller University There's a study at the Institute of Medicine that I haven't seen in detail, but I've looked at it a little bit, and it actually projects a very rapid growth rise in science here in New York.

"I am passionately concerned about the rise in pseudo-science; in beliefs in alternative medicine; in creationism.

Instead, it was warmest in the morning (all of 92 K), giving rise in the science team's temperature-calibrated color scheme to a very large Pac-Man.

With the recent rise in computer science classes across all grades, we're starting to grow our personal vocabularies in ways that make the average person uncomfortable.

Novoselov, a professor of physics at Manchester University, said earlier this week that the country risks losing senior figures and rising stars in science if funding cuts materialise in the government's spending review.

Konstantin Novoselov, a professor of physics at Manchester University, said the country risks losing senior figures and rising stars in science if funding cuts materialise in the government's spending review.

Hoping to capitalize in the wake of the film's success, several studios released more large-scale disaster films, and the already rising interest in science fiction-related media was further increased by the film's popularity.

As the need for multicore-aware programmers rises in both science and industry, Computer Science departments in universities around the USA are having to rethink their parallel computing curriculum.

The DfE highlighted the rise in pupils taking science and technology subjects, with especially big rises in computing.