Sentence examples for selection of the science from inspiring English sources

For editors and for authors of review articles and editorials, a greater level of scrutiny and public disclosure to the reader is warranted because these circumstances may influence the selection of the science that will be reviewed or published.

From wildlife trafficking in West Africa to visualising the internet of the future, here's a festive selection of the best science and environment long reads published on the BBC this year.

From a CIA mission to recover a lost Soviet submarine to the fate of a huge Antarctic iceberg, here's a festive selection of the best science and environment long reads published on the BBC this year.

However, we argue that math skills are more predictive of success in the sciences and that verbal skills are more predictive of success in other disciplines (and, therefore, possibly of selection out of the sciences).

Another factor played into Cruz's selection of computer science: the job market.

Virtually all books about evolution along with more than 100 other titles from other fields—have apparently disappeared in recent months from the selection of popular science books for sale by the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK), the country's main science funding agency.

Note 4: Students intending the manufacturing management major at WWU should consult WWU regarding the selection of natural science courses required for admission to the major.

The panel will help define selection criteria for members of the science advice group and will come up with a list of candidates; its methodology is to be published in the next 2 weeks.

This article explores the philosophical foundations of a selection of safety science approaches through investigating the modus operandi of their development and use.

Fairly or not, science politicos regard the selection of a presidential science adviser as a litmus test for what the new president thinks about their issues.

Smaldino, P. E. & McElreath, R. The natural selection of bad science.