Sentence examples for sciences based on the from inspiring English sources

Darwinian-inspired evolution in modeling of biological systems is a strong partner of experimental work in physical sciences based on the principles in Newtonian and quantum frames.

Rather, it promises a fundamental reconceptualization of the life sciences based on the development of quantitative and predictive models to describe crucial processes.

The FORBES Midas list ranks the best dealmakers in tech and life sciences based on the payoffs they have reaped from companies they have taken public or sold in the past five years.

The LAFARA facility allows us to develop new applications in the field of environmental sciences based on the use of natural radionuclides present at low levels in the environment.

The Midas 100 List ranks the best global investors in tech and life sciences, based on the value of the companies they have taken public or sold in the past five years, with more recent exits weighted heavier than older ones.

The first point is to turn articles that join the multidisciplinary sciences, electing those articles that reflect the connection between these sciences based on the knowledge and expertise of the reviewers who analyze the articles.

In the game, researchers (players) reorient the artifacts, structures and architectures through excavation and assemblages to understand the world of natural science based on the saliency-based model.

In the syllabus document, it stated that "central to the curriculum framework is the inculcation of the spirit of scientific inquiry" (MOE, 2008a, p.1). Beginning primary school science teachers, who entered the profession over the past eight years, in Singapore were expected to uniquely teach science based on the intended inquiry-based curriculum.

"It sets an agenda based on science, based on the evidence of what kills people, and what is amenable to intervention".

This is the paradigm shift of modern parlance and after it has happened the scientific field returns to normal science, based on the new framework.

To derail such promising science based on the objections of a minority of member states, who do not wish their scientists to carry out this research, would be unwise and unfair, particularly to patients".