Sentence examples for science endeavors from inspiring English sources

One of the oft-cited barriers to effective team science endeavors is difficulty communicating across the language barriers separating disciplines.

They blamed the public's perception of the United States as a dwindling science powerhouse on a lack of long-term thinking by lawmakers tasked with funding national science endeavors.

So for an investor wanting to fund more science endeavors, staring at a highly technical proposal for some promising-looking company can feel like trying to summit a daunting mountain while more accessible ascents are all around you.

On the one hand, academia, which traditionally studies "pure science", is leaning more toward "applied science" because public funding agencies can no longer justify spending taxpayers' money for basic science endeavors alone.

A successful exposure ontology must facilitate the semantic retrieval of exposure data in the context of environmental health science, medical surveillance, disease control, health tracking, risk assessment, and other public health and environmental science endeavors.

Prakash sees the Foldscope as his main contribution, so far, to frugal science, the endeavor to create low-cost, easy-to-use tools that address serious problems, primarily in the developing world.

As with their science, the endeavor is a partnership, she says: He digs the hole, and she places the plant.

Policy making is here understood as decision making upon issues of societal importance and assessments are considered as systematic science-based endeavors of producing information to support policy making.

He also complained that the ambitious science and technology endeavors of the 1960s had become a thing of the past, and argued that American society had lost the vision to make great leaps into the future.

Art and science, equally speculative endeavors, meet, clash and cross-fertilize, just as they do in that world within the world that is the university and as they sometimes do in university art museums, institutions that are, at their best, equal parts classroom, laboratory, entertainment center and spiritual gym where good ideas are worked out and bad ideas are worked off.

It feels almost quaint to talk of "truth" and "facts" anymore, but, as an endeavor, science at least strives to honestly approach them.