Sentence examples for science route from inspiring English sources

Some of them chose the science route, but always felt their heartstrings being tugged toward writing".

In my final year, I chose to follow the 'performance science' route, which focuses mainly on physiology and biomechanics of elite performance.

In addition to sounding more appealing, I believe there are many students out there who are of the opinion (I used to be one of them) that if you follow the performance science route, you will always be able to apply what you've learned to issues related to exercise and health in the general population.

He knew the novel would be set in the near future (and that it would take the standard science-fictional route, developing, and fiercely exaggerating, current tendencies).

Specifying that a certain amount of the research budget must be spent on topics which are chosen for their electoral or party-political appeal is, especially in the area of the humanities and social sciences, the route to intellectual mediocrity.

In relation to the prolonged period of isolation, each team members' microbiological flora will be studied alongside further studies performed to gauge and track processes of cardiac and neuro-deconditioning. Expedition updates will be provided via The Coldest Journey expedition website charting the progress and science along the route.

Cognitive science offers one route to develop more effective, targeted treatment tools by identifying both the key cognitive mechanisms involved in the maintenance of a disorder and a potential means to modify them.

It doesn't take rocket science to devise routes that enable communities to own and lease land themselves, bringing to bear transformation that for once includes, rather than excludes, the majority poor.

In our last article we described the process of applying for a green card under the "Extraordinary Ability in the Sciences" category, a route reserved for scientists who have reached the very top of their fields.

It might not be the quickest route but science is part of society and, as long as the science is well understood, all voices are welcome.

Not to mention the economic argument that development of a country's science is the surest route to economic progress.