Sentence examples for scientific familiarity from inspiring English sources

(The percentage of students graduating with degrees in science as a proportion of total U.S. graduates is the 60th highest by country these days!) This lack of scientific familiarity is made worse by the fact that everyone loves to hear good news, Americans more than most.

I have feigned familiarity with scientific publications I haven't read.

But that topic is only one of a seven-part question on their familiarity with scientific methodology.

There also appears to be a lack of consensus about the exact meaning of sustainable forestry and a lack of familiarity with scientific concepts of ecosystem resilience among some groups.

The majority of science teachers believe that familiarity with scientific methods through numerous laboratory practices is a priority objective of science education, as important or more than the acquisition of conceptual knowledge.

There is still a debate going on whether patients should be selected through strict criteria such as education, communication skills, attitude and familiarity with scientific research.

It was also suggested that OMICS provides lists of scientists as journal editors to create the impression of familiarity or scientific legitimacy, even though these are editors in name only and are not involved in the review or editing process [[ 59] ].

Consideration must be given to what undergraduates will need to learn to teach science in the way envisioned in A New Biology, both with respect to the necessary scientific knowledge base and to familiarity with scientifically based pedagogical techniques that are most effective in teaching science.

This body is desperately short of scientists and basic familiarity with things scientific.

A rejection of the validity of the Séralini study based on the choice of rats would therefore either be based on a lack of familiarity with the scientific field.

It thus behooves teachers to gain a nodding familiarity with current scientific research on the origin of life, through recent popular treatments such as Robert M. Hazen's Genesis: the scientific quest for life's origins (2007) and professional development opportunities such as those offered by NASA's Astrobiology Institute.