Sentence examples for science identified from inspiring English sources

This is not simply the natural outcome of a geographically-blind focus on supporting only the most excellent science - a variant of the Matthew Effect in science identified by American sociologist Robert Merton some decades ago.

An American historian of science identified the man in the painting as Jan Baptist van Helmont, a 17th-century Flemish alchemist, on the basis of the resemblance to an engraving of Van Helmont on the title page of his posthumous works.

However, the positive attitudes towards science identified in youth age 10 sharply declines by age 14 (Murphy and Beggs 2005; Tai et al. 2006); the junior high school years are typically ages 12 14 years.

"With science identified as playing such a pivotal role in the UK's future economic prosperity, and the competition for university places and jobs escalating, the Royal Society hopes that pupils will recognise the value of choosing to study sciences to GCSE level and beyond".

42 In summary, the preclinical science identified a new pharmacological approach to the suppression of Aβ42 production.

One of the 'grand challenges' for sustainability science identified by Reid et al. [ 97] is the need to co-design research that addresses societal problems and produces implementable knowledge in collaboration with stakeholders.

He also said containing ebola was "not rocket science" identifying "contact tracing" and public communications as the key factors.

In summary, behavioural science identifies a range of factors that influence our donations, and can help us to keep giving in the longer term.

On Friday, Daven Presgraves, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Rochester, and colleagues published a paper in the journal Science identifying the latest such gene to be discovered.

They are here to discuss how to expand the use of insects as food and feed, particularly in the west, and to lay the foundation for an edible insect industry – to review the science, identify the obstacles and talk about how to progress.

The science identifies perceptual states by citing representational properties (e.g., representational relations to specific distal shapes, sizes, colors).