Offering online badges to experts and social and scientific scores (i.e. scores are obtained when uploading and identifying an observation or when a member agrees with a given identification) facilitated the evolution and maintenance of a large community (Clow and Makriyannis 2011).
If my detailed scientific score-card is anything to go by – with British holidays coming out on top, thanks to the wonders of Wetherspoons and its cheap booze and comfy rooms and very affordable curry – yes.
The methodology presented is just a first attempt to compare scientific quality scores (publication and citation scores) with societal quality scores in a quantitative way.
Therefore we use this scientific literacy score as dependent variablec.
On average, the 9.279 migrant pupils living in our 16 destination countries have a scientific literacy score of 468, which is 32 points below the OECD mean.
The most-cited study had the lowest scientific quality score (4) of all papers (11).
These quantitative scores could then be compared to standardised scientific quality scores that are based on scientific publications and citations of peer-reviewed articles.
The original ACE study has generated more than 70 scientific articles, scores of conference presentations, and has shaped the design of research and as well as social programs.
Four independent reviewers (CM, BB, AB, CMP) with 4 to 15 years' experience in musculoskeletal radiology and scientific research scored each guideline.
"I wouldn't have predicted that a scientific interest scored so high, and that economic factors played [only] a minor role," he says.
Results from Study 1 indicated that girls who believed more strongly in the altruistic value of scientific careers scored higher on the self-efficacy and utility measures than their peers.
