Sentence examples for sciences worldwide from inspiring English sources

I would like to extend my sincere condolences to his family, his close friends, his collaborators at ECT and his many colleagues in the field of environmental sciences worldwide.

At the news conference, he said, "The celebration is not only for the Technion and the State of Israel but also for science worldwide.

She recognised the advantages to biomedical science of cryopreservation of mouse mutants and strains; and the archive of frozen mouse embryos at Harwell, which provides such an important repository for biomedical science worldwide, is testament to her foresight.

But we cannot apply that science worldwide because so many people at high risk of infection fear recrimination and are reluctant to seek help from the organizations that can help them.

Over 100,000 schools and classrooms will celebrate computer science worldwide, with almost 50/50 participation by girls.

Functional genomics offers enormous potential to tree improvement and the understanding of gene expression in this area of science worldwide.

The mission of the USNCs is to advance global access to scientific knowledge and research resources, and to foster collegiate networks and communication in various disciplines of science worldwide, especially in developing countries.

Things got more personal in 1999 when the European Technology Assessment Network published a table placing the Netherlands last in the percentage of women elected to more than 30 national academies of science worldwide: A dismal 0.4%% of the Dutch Royal Academy's fellows, one out of 237, was a woman (4).

These coders and computer engineers are not taught in business operation and yet are put in charge of running both small and large businesses with their computers, There is a huge educational gap in computer science worldwide.

ASDL has become an important resource for faculty, students, and practitioners of analytical science worldwide.

This has a better geographic and thematic coverage than other sources, meaning a better representation of science worldwide [ 5].