Sentence examples for science reporting that from inspiring English sources

He said, "I don't like the style of science reporting that goes over that kind of thing.

It is an unfortunate facet of science reporting that it isn't often made clear that most anomalies in experiments tend to go away, just as most theoretical ideas turn out to be wrong.

The kind of science reporting that Leveson extols can only be done by newspapers with the resources to keep their existing specialist reporters, and right now the declining sales of newspapers is as much of a threat to good science coverage as sloppy standards or editorial hysteria.

Unlike previous climate science reports that have avoided making recommendations, such as those published by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change or the U.S. Climate Change Science Program (ScienceNOW, 28 May), the letter calls for specific policies.

I had to teach my children how to write in sentences and then paragraphs so they could actually write a coherent essay for the history or science reports that were assigned.

Last spring, an article in the journal Science reported that we are capable of discriminating more than a trillion different odors.

In 1935, Popular Science reported that an 18-inch model of a wave-powered boat traveled five miles per hour in a test off Long Beach, Calif.

The study, in the journal Science, reports that while a strong immune system helps female sheep live longer, it is also associated with reduced reproductive success.

In April, the magazine Science reported that a wealthy 73-year-old Abu Dhabi man fell ill shortly after contact with a sick racing camel in his stable.

According to The Sun, The Edinburgh Journal of Science reported that Sir John Herschel, the British astronomer, was testing a new type of powerful telescope at the Cape of Good Hope and making remarkable discoveries on the moon.

Meanwhile a recent paper in Science reported that deforestation in the Amazon has declined by 47.5 percentt over the past year, according to a satellite survey – one of the biggest declines in 20 years.