Sentence examples for science models in from inspiring English sources

We examine the benefits and challenges of current citizen science models in an effort to enhance canine citizen science project preparation, execution, and dissemination.

This project seeks to determine the feasibility of using the Our Voice citizen science model in the clinical setting.

Concurrently, they are encouraged to collaborate, share data and disseminate new knowledge quickly (that is, to adopt an open science model) in order to foster scientific progress, meet humanitarian goals, and to maximize the impact of their research.

In science, models often serve as the bridge between empirical and theoretical, what was found and what is thought to be.

The academic community is switching to the Open Science model, particularly in Social Sciences and Humanities, while facing the challenge of effective communication between institutions, disciplines and countries.

The National Science Foundation NSFF) has a longer history of collaborative science models, beginning with its Engineering Research Centers in the 1980s.

To situate this analysis in the global context, Table 1 summarizes the science advisory models in place in 15 different countries or regions.

In basic science modelling made much progress in describing the de-excitation mechanism of neutron-rich isotopes, e.g. produced in nuclear fission.

Can the Our Voice citizen science model be applied in an inpatient setting and identify features of the built environment that aids or hinders recover?

They recommend that cognitive science model the mind in formal syntactic terms, eschewing intentionality altogether.

Our program has a strong history of scientist practitioner (Boulder) model and more recently has adopted a clinical science model of training in which the science of psychology and its clinical application are mutually interdependent and mutually evolving.