Sentence examples for scientific inputs from inspiring English sources
Evaluation of the schemes finds evidence for conceptual and symbolic uses, indicator accumulation and restrictions on scientific inputs.
These findings highlight an opportunity for greater collaboration on scientific inputs to application of the Directive in Europe.
This in turn has lead to implementation of misguided and self-defeating policy initiatives designed to ensure the objectivity or "soundness" of scientific inputs to the policy process.
BPMS conceived the idea and prepared the manuscript, MAR contributed to the drafting the manuscript and in revisions, MAIA, AM and MC helped in preparing the Tables, Figures and formatting of the manuscript, RR reviewed the draft and provided critical scientific inputs for the improvement of the manuscript, PCM and IHSL reviewed and provided comments on the manuscript.
N. Ramos performed the tsunami modeling and utilized the Earthquake Information Center (EIC) computer system through funding support from the Earthquake Research Institute (ERI), the University of Tokyo; A. Gusman, T. Ho, and M. Uehara are thanked for their scientific inputs and technical assistance.
The authors thank Prof. Samir K. Brahmachari for project conceptualization and for his valuable scientific inputs.
"And the policy, of course, is not made solely based upon scientific input".
Bobby R. Acord, administrator of the inspection service, said the agency was already "considering how best to further encourage public comment and receive broader scientific input".
"For Little League, until USA Baseball formed the advisory panel this year, I don't know how much scientific input they had," Russell said.
"Many of the major challenges facing Europe — climate change, food security, healthy ageing, disease control — require scientific input to policy at the very highest level.
Mr. Glitzenstein said, "We believe it's an opportunity to finally incorporate public and scientific input into the formulation of policies that may determine whether hundreds of species survive or go extinct".
