Sentence examples for science measures from inspiring English sources

Racial resentment is one of a set of regularly used political science measures of attitudes about race.

However, both science measures were moderately correlated with children's general vocabulary knowledge (r = .65 .70), indicating overlap between these constructs.

(Strictly speaking, she claimed that parenting does not account for the variation in differences in personality, which is what genetic science measures).

Justice Marshall was by some political science measures the most liberal member of the Supreme Court since the Second World War.

In other science measures, funding to support the indirect costs of research will also rise by $8 million, to $310 million annually.

Complexity science measures, which reflect staff perceptions of communication, safety climate, and care quality, will be collected from staff at baseline, three months after, and six months after baseline to evaluate immediate and sustained impacts.

Dan is currently a postdoctoral scientist in Soil Science measuring fluxes of C and N from soil organic matter.

Results indicate adequate psychometric properties across examined areas for the new measure, including strong concurrent correlation (r = .80) with a standardized diagnostic science measure, the Preschool Science Assessment (Greenfield et al., 2014).

Batista and Francis, along with Stephen Monismith, professor of civil and environmental engineering, and teaching assistant Heidi Hirsh, a doctoral candidate in Earth system science, measured the velocity of water moving through the water column above seagrass beds at different heights.

A 2010 study in Science measured the success of pay-as-you-wish pricing schemes by selling souvenir photographs at an amusement park, with some at a fixed price and others for whatever buyers wanted to pay, some with buyers thinking the money went only to the amusement park, and others told half the money went to charity.

Not long ago, whenever a freak blizzard blanketed the Eastern Seaboard or torrential rains brought floods to the Midwest, we were discouraged from mentioning the words "climate change". Global warming was real, we were told, but climate science measured change on a planetary scale it had little to say about individual weather events.