Sentence examples similar to science mandated from inspiring English sources

These new biotechnologies emerged mainly in the 20th century – 'the century of the gene' (Keller 2000) – and the life sciences' mandate has since been extended from understanding life to intervening with it (Webster 2012).

Even though Japan's implementation of general science was mandated by the Ministry of Education, science educators were nevertheless involved in research and development of teaching materials and approaches by means of lesson study as one of traditional professional cultures of teachers (Isozaki 2015).

Something tells me that the fundamentalist religious folks who want to add "creation-science" to state mandated science curricula don't really understand what the hell the word science actually means.

In this sense mandated science differs from science done simply to understand the natural world.

The term "mandated science" refers to science that has been commissioned or undertaken in order to guide actions, decisions and policy.

The authors explain that in the Canadian province where the study was conducted, the province-wide elementary science curriculum mandates the teaching of evolution.

At that point, the climate science would mandate imposing a ban (not just a cap and tax) on fossil fuel extraction.

"If the science in 2005 mandated the ruling in Roper, the science in 2017 mandates this ruling," he wrote.

In this respect, animal welfare is like many other topics of "mandated" science such as food safety and environmental sustainability where the tools of science are used within a framework of values.

We know from decades of social science research that mandated information disclosure often fails; think of the byzantine disclosures contained in mortgage agreements, drug labels or software licenses.

To improve the science park has been mandated as a part of their President's responsibility.  .