Sentence examples for scientific promotion from inspiring English sources

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/12/74/prepub This work was supported in part by the Susan G. Komen for the Cure KG090250 investigator-initiated research grant, IDB 1728 OC/AR PICT 0211 from the National Agency of Scientific Promotion of Argentina, and PIP 737 from the Argentina National Council of Scientific Research.

Problems with scientific knowledge promotion are investigated.

Thus, the border between scientific and promotion is rather fluent with respect to development, implementation and also with respect to the whole process of transfer although activities of bringing a programme into practice have to be strengthened after the effectiveness has been shown taking the following aspects into account.

Firstly, we did not make any attempt to evaluate the extent to which NHRS achieved their intrinsic goals of advancement of scientific knowledge and promotion of its utilization to improve health and health equity [ 12, 20].

The rules also include sanctions against the teaching of creationism as scientific fact or promotion of climate change denial by childcare providers.

One of the main goals of the association is the scientific and pedagogical promotion of studies in Human Evolution.

In the long run, this could be the biggest appeal of doing science in the cloud, Hellerstein speculates: the acceleration of scientific discovery via promotion of data sharing and collaboration.

What I really wanted was a chance to combine the science that I had studied with communications activities such as scientific writing and promotion, and science PR seemed to offer the ideal career solution.

In type I error (also called false positive error), the EMBO selection committee concluded that an applicant had the scientific potential for promotion and was approved, when he or she actually did not, as reflected in an applicant's low scientific performance subsequent to application.

In type II error (also called false negative error), the committee concluded that an applicant did not have the scientific potential for promotion and was rejected, when he or she actually did as reflected in a high scientific performance subsequent to application.

ABB is a social scientist who specialises in design, implementation and evaluation of innovative community development and health promotion scientific and technical programmes at national and international levels.