Sentence examples for scarce science from inspiring English sources

Is continuing with Hubble really the best way to spend our scarce science dollars?

That "cost structure, specifically the proportion of scarce science resources diverted to administrative, overhead, and indirect costs for each laboratory, may be unsustainable in the current budget environment," Friedman concludes.

Private sector funding on the other hand is scarce; science-focused philanthropy is not part of the Mediterranean culture and industry funding tends to be concentrated in other countries in Europe, and in the United States.

Evidence for this lack of attention can be found in reference books, in the scarce presence of science education-related papers in journals such as Argumentation.

"There are far better ways to spend scarce funding for science than chasing mythological creatures and more than enough real and mind-boggling mysteries in nature to keep many generations of scientists busy," he says.

Nonetheless, research has remained scarce in veterinary science when it comes to the motivational and behavioral side of farmers' perspectives and overall decision utility in relation to disease and health [ 7], perhaps because it is complex, context-related, and contains elements that cannot be addressed with the research methodologies usually applied in veterinary science?

Statistics on ethnic minorities in European science are scarce and difficult to parse due to the diversity of the colonization and migration histories of cultures across Europe.

In pharmaceutical science, however, scarce data exist on the formation of SIPs.

Just as science jobs are scarce, so, too, are scientists.

Science jobs are scarce in Iran, leading many able young graduates to drift into the paper-selling business, he says.

Undergraduates seem to be getting the message that science jobs are scarce and that the graduate students and postdocs in their departments are deeply concerned about their future prospects.