Sentence examples for science boy from inspiring English sources

Recently, creativity has been recognized as being important in STEM-based fields and some researchers have even suggested a shift from STEM to STEAM to account for the artistic side of science (Boy, 2013; Henriksen, 2014).

The first person to have cloned a mouse, he was a gentle researcher whose enthusiasm led other C.D.B. scientists to refer to him as a "genuine science boy".

Boy meets science; boy falls in love with science; boy falls out of love, but they manage to stay very good friends.

"It ain't brain science, boy," he'd say, and then he'd just go at it.

Ross becomes a paleontologist, writes a comic called "Science Boy," and plans on sending his daughter to science camp.

If he is more of a science boy, aka an adorable nerd, it's most likely because he is smart, or finds it fun when doing math and science.

In science, boys pull ahead a bit by age 11 and stay ahead all the way through to university.

It is also easier to abandon gender stereotypes: girls in all-girl schools are more likely to study maths and science, boys in all-boy schools become more involved in theatre.

In maths and science boys and girls perform much the same at primary school, but at age 15 boys do rather better than girls in maths (though not science).However, these disparities are not nearly big enough to explain the huge differences in the choice of subject at university level.

Brown referred to the alternative version of her character as "Meana" due to her seemingly "mean" personality, and speculated that Nina may have become this way because without William Bell, "she wasn't at the party with all of the boys, the science boys" and thus developed an "outsider" perspective.

And although more girls than boys enroll for mathematics and physical science, boys still outperform girls in these fields, according to national statistics.