Sentence examples for science specifications from inspiring English sources

"There were many factors underlying this year's GCSEs, including a sizeable increase in entry by 15-year-olds, new science specifications designed with greater challenge, early and multiple entry in mathematics," said Michael Turner, director of the JCQ.

Michael Turner, director of the JCQ, said: "There are many underlying factors affecting this year's GCSEs, including a sizeable increase in entry by 15-year-olds, new science specifications designed with greater challenge, early and multiple entry in mathematics and an increase in the number of students taking IGCSEs [international GCSEs].

The AAMC surveys medical school faculty and students extensively to determine relative importance ratings of MCAT biology and other science content specifications; it then surveys instructors of introductory majors biology courses, those required by AAMC medical schools, to establish the extent to which those instructors include candidate MCAT topics in their majors introductory biology courses.

Until the Clinton administration adopted the science-based specifications last year, the only safety requirement for school-lunch ground beef was that it be produced in an Agriculture Department-certified processing plant.

However, until recently we have been lacking the datasets and science-based specifications for designs that work to serve all of these purposes at once.

This paper will initially introduce the three main application fields of colour science: colour specification, colour-difference evaluation and colour appearance modelling.

In fact, the NOS is simply mentioned as a slogan in the NTTP standard for science teachers without any specifications, stated thus: "to understand the concept, value and application of the NOS" (National Teacher Training Project (NTTP) 2012).

Ladyman asserts that no empirical investigation will be sufficient to establish the truth of the relevant non-modal conditional "unless we take it that the specification by science of some regularities among the actual facts as laws … is latching onto objective features of the world" (Ladyman 2004, 762).

Color science is intended for the specification of color, not for image coding.

Perhaps because I was a scientist before, I have an easier time relating to the specifications of the science-based jobs, and I fit quite well into the role of a human resource consultant, focussing exclusively on the needs of the newer knowledge-based industries.

The instrument specifications and the key science elements that FASR will address are briefly discussed, as well as several operational issues.