Sentence examples for science clusters from inspiring English sources
The 184 main survey items were allocated to 13 half-hour (30-minute) mutually exclusive item clusters that included seven science clusters, four mathematics clusters, and two reading clusters.
A number of clusters are well-connected to both the natural science and social science clusters.
Other major life science clusters include Zhongguancun Life Science Park in Beijing, and bioBay in Suzhou, which is a joint project between China and Singapore.
This study suggests strengthened national policy, legislative, and social approaches to gender- and intimate partner based violence prevention that include consideration of boys and men (as victims or perpetrators), through greater engagement and collaboration between the government, society, and science clusters, with greater utilization of existing evidence in the formulation of policy.
Doherty said Astra was "very excited about the potential of this initiative and the prospects for a dynamic science cluster in the north west".
As a result, interest in the life science cluster is intense in most industrialized and newly industrialized nations.
There are four groups of respondent, group A were UiTM students from Science and Technology cluster, group B were UiTM students from Social Science cluster, group C were non-UiTM students from Science and Technology cluster and group D were non-UiTM students from Social Science cluster.
New York, London and regional centres were the beneficiaries.Smokestacks and ivory towersIn Pittsburgh and Baltimore grand research universities provided both the economic diversity and the skills base to launch new technological and life-science clusters.
None of Long Island's experiments in the development of a life sciences cluster, aside from Broad Hollow, have taken off as yet, said Joseph Scaduto, the executive director of the Long Island Life Sciences Initiative, which is a regional alliance of biotech and related businesses.
Everyone I spoke with agreed that the region's excellent public transportation system is one of the reasons for the rapid development of the life sciences cluster there.
Commenting on his appointment, Philip Yeo, chair of the S*BIO board of directors, said, "[Runnels's] appointment will be a great asset not only to S*BIO but also Singapore's biomedical sciences cluster.
