Sentence examples for science outputs from inspiring English sources

"But it has given us a rare opportunity to build the science outputs of the expedition".

While the NRP generated expansive and multidisciplinary science outputs directly relevant to the management of the Ningaloo Marine Park, decision-makers are largely unaware of this knowledge and little has been integrated into decision-making processes.

It is concluded that the development of such an integrated approach using state of the art tools is essential to extract maximal value of geographical information science outputs.

Namely, journals excluded because of basic science output include Nature and Science and subspecialty journals were excluded to ensure generalizability.

Association of Innovation, Research and Technology Organisations   "The EU is a science colossus, producing 34 per cent more science output that the US.

This, like much of the station's science output, is lively and intelligently accessible, despite too many in-jokes.

If you look at the BBC's science output now it's all middle-aged academics – Marcus du Sautoy, Alice Roberts, Ian Stewart, Jim Al-Khalili, me.

The biologist Steve Jones, who reviewed the BBC's science output in 2011, told the Guardian he was concerned that the BBC was still wedded to an idea of "false balance" in presenting climate sceptics alongside reputable scientists.

On the plus side, two sets of exhaustive content analysis of BBC science output in a month of programmes broadcast in 2009 and 2010 found no significant factual inaccuracies.

It is only because of the general high quality of the BBC's science output that we can confidently hold it to an even higher standard befitting its public trust.

"They have an excellent reputation for science output," he explains, "so naturally I wanted to go there to improve my production and presentation skills".