Sentence examples for science developments from inspiring English sources

► In our weekly Elsewhere column, we've been tracking (via Science) developments in the RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology STAP-cell case, because scientific misconduct is an important career issue.

In broad terms, Eastern and Southern respondents are less aware of science developments than their counterparts in Nordic and Western countries, which often have stronger research and innovation systems.

How evolution acceptance may influence other science developments is an excellent direction for future research because it will allow us to explore potential positive consequences of public acceptance of evolution.

As a field, Carter observes, biology is still growing up and dealing with the fact that major societal applications are arising from the science developments of the last 30 years, ranging from new drugs against disease to the cloning of livestock.

The association between trust in science and acceptance of biological evolution has become particularly salient given the growing trend of mistrust in science by a wide range of individuals in association with a wide range of science developments and research (Gauchat 2015).

The Kawasaki event brought together people around the world for the latest science developments in this rare disease, and how to reduce patient suffering.

So for agriculture and science development, along with south-south co-operation, Rio+20 may yet prove to be a positive turning point.

To move forward, what's required is what I term as a Unified Space Vision for America that is predicated on exploration, science, development, commerce and security.

"The idea is to pull all of these assets and institutions together and create an environment that will be attractive for biotech and life science development and will also revitalize the city and create jobs," he said.

It was typical that Flowers should call on the Palace of Westminster to take a very long view of science, development and the human condition, an approach which he also expressed as president of the Parliamentary and Scientific Committee (1993-97).

("I don't understand a climate museum that neglects climate change, or fails to foreground it," Massie said. "It's the preëminent science, development, tech, health, finance, and social question for our species").