Sentence examples for sciences intended for from inspiring English sources

This is the so-called dual use dilemma the possibility that advances in the life sciences intended for legitimate and beneficent purposes might also be used for malevolent ends (NRC, 2004, p. 1).

At the college level, computer science courses intended for non-majors run a gamut.

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

Coker has done so in this popular science book intended for a general audience.

Kailey's science class was intended for 24 students but had 36 students in it on the ninth day of classes, when a Sarasota Herald-Tribune photographer snapped her picture.

It focuses on improving three subject areas – English, Mathematics and Science – and is intended for students who do not meet the cut-off score in the High School Readiness Test.

For example, in 2002, Sir Robert May, the then President of the Royal Society, in a letter to a publication intended for science teachers, fulminated against the use of the passive in scientific writing.

Soon, the space-age technologies that appear ripped from the pages of science fiction, and initially intended for deep space exploration, could make their way into our living rooms, reshaping our daily lives.

"If someone insists that the Earth is that young, he or she is just wrong; it's an idea that no tax dollars intended for science education should be used to support".

ANSWERS 1) b. 2) a. 3) d. 4) b. 5) c. 6) a. 7) d. 8) c. 9) b. 10) a. BONUS) c (the cat cadavers were intended for science class dissection).

Although BIOL107 is intended for science and pre professional majors, some nonmajors take it as a general education requirement.