Sentence examples for separate science from inspiring English sources

The number of students taking science and maths A levels increased in 2009, although the number of GCSE students taking separate science is still very low, with over half of schools in the UK failing to offer separate science GCSEs.

His Animal Communities in Temperate America (1913) was one of the first books to treat ecology as a separate science.

The report recommends that proposals for the creation of a separate science and technology committee be put before the House of Commons as soon as possible.

Ominously, Congress acquiesced to NASA's request for authority to help pay the bills with dollars from the previously separate science account.

As the science policy analyst Roger Pielke Jr. argues, science advisers aren't superheroes able to separate science cleanly from the political process.

The numbers taking separate science exams – biology, chemistry and physics – have risen again, although the proportion being awarded top grades has fallen.

Jessica writes: The rise in sciences may reflect some universities' preference for separate sciences.

But the national curriculum review is likely to suggest that three separate sciences be restored.

Last year, the proportion of students who took separate sciences rose, but less sharply.

If you look at children who qualify for free school meals, only 3.9% have been entered for the separate sciences.

The number of students moving away from double science to the separate sciences has also weakened the pool of candidates sitting the science GCSE double award, he said.