Discussions in the health sciences regularly invoke the WHO and its declared commitment to the basic human right of health made in passing and without any reference to law as a binding foundation for decisions and actions, and a component of national laws.
Science classes regularly make field trips to meet Mr. Immortal Jellyfish Man.
Science documentaries regularly draw millions of viewers, popular science writing in print and online is thriving, and science festivals are popping up in seemingly every city and town, attracting tens of thousands of visitors.
Governments and scientists should also strengthen the relationship between policy and science by regularly examining the science behind environmental thresholds or "tipping points" and the United Nations should consider naming a chief scientific adviser or board to advise the organisation, the report said.
When trained phycologists explore underexamined reef areas, even on the heavily populated island of Oahu, species new to science are regularly discovered [183], [188], [189], [190], and suspected cryptic diversity is only beginning to be investigated [191], [192].
The authors concluded that the line which formerly demarcated society from science is regularly being transgressed and that the resulting closer interaction between science and society signals the emergence of a new kind of science: contextualized or context-sensitive science.
Nasa is paying SpaceX as well as Virginia's Orbital Sciences to regularly stock the orbiting lab.
In the natural sciences, academics regularly kill their own interesting ideas in the pursuit of mundane truth, and admitting mistakes is a regular part of a scientist's life.
The group, called Voice of the Future, was organised by the RSC, a learned and professional society dedicated to the chemical sciences, which regularly briefs members of both Houses on scientific issues relating to chemistry.
While Woman's Hour clearly isn't a science programme, we regularly have Stem women on".
