Sentence examples for science interview from inspiring English sources

"That is something that universities have to deal with," she said in the Science interview.

The three interviewers and focus group facilitators had backgrounds in sociology, pharmacy and medicine respectively, and were trained in social science interview methods before beginning data collection.

All couples undergoing IVF treatment over ∼10 months in 2005 2006, who were asked to donate embryos for a range of studies, were contacted ∼6 weeks after receiving their pregnancy result, to request their participation in a social science interview.

While there may indeed be subtle biological differences contributing to the scarcity of women in the top ranks of science, interviews make clear that many female scientists continue to experience both overt and covert discrimination.

Science interviewed him about his plans for the university.

Science interviewed the three women, two by phone and one by email.

Biofuel companies may also target land that promises higher returns on their investments such as agricultural or irrigated land where yields are higher (science stakeholder interview, 26 October 2011; civil society stakeholder interview, 20 December 2011), or forested land where additional revenues can be gained from logging (van der Horst and Vermeylen, 2011).

Three interviewers with social science training interviewed the informants using a flexible interview guideline.

In an 18 August 2006 Science Friday interview, Mike Brown expressed doubt that a scientific definition was even necessary.

Lignocellulosic conversion can also produce waste streams that can be potentially harmful to water quality and the environment (science stakeholder interview, 2 August 2011).

Efforts to balance ecosystem services to preserve biodiversity are not new in UK agricultural systems (science stakeholder interview, 15 July 2011), however LUC impacts linked to dedicated energy crops grown in the UK and abroad will add to policy complexity (science stakeholder interview, 5 October 2011).