Sentence examples for sciences and services from inspiring English sources

"What happens in the prison system isn't isolated in the prison system," said Dr. John Stobo, senior vice president for health sciences and services for the University of California system.

John Stobo, who oversees health sciences and services for the University of California (UC) system, "will not be serving on the committee".

"In the past weeks we have been actively readying ourselves for any health eventuality related to Ebola," added Dr. John Stobo, UC senior vice president for health sciences and services.

Research in the fields of HSR have mainly focused on public, environmental and occupational health, health care sciences and services, and general and internal medicine.

HSR was mainly located in the fields of public, environmental and occupational health, health care sciences and services, and general internal medicine as shown in Table  1.

The research in this field has mainly focused on public, environmental and occupational health (6,178, 21.46%), health care sciences and services (5,840, 20.29%), and general and internal medicine (3,783, 13.14%).

Here at the Policy Program of the American Meteorological Society, we've recently released a workshop report on this subject, entitled Earth Observations, Science, and Services for the 21st Century.

For that reason, Earth observations, science and services, taken together, constitute a critical infrastructure every bit as vital to our well-being as the electrical grid, our communications networks, our sewage systems and our roads and bridges.

Rick Thoman, climate science and services manager for the NWS's Alaska region, said that several factors had converged to keep Alaska so relatively toasty, including persistent high pressure systems over the region and warm waters off the coast.

Church suggested a new centre similar to the UK's Hadley Centre for Climate Science and Services, which was housed within the Met Office – the equivalent of Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.

What are now average summer temperatures would have been close to record-high temperatures in the mid-20th century, according to Rick Thoman, climate science and services manager for the National Weather Service in Alaska.