Sentence examples for share of science from inspiring English sources

The EU remains the world leader in terms of its global share of science researchers (22.2%), ahead of China (19.1%) and the US (16.7%).

True-crime potboilers have always involved their fair share of science: the analysis of fibers from the blood-stained car, the DNA typing from a scrape of skin under the dead girl's fingernail, the pathologist's reconstruction of bullet trajectories from the body wounds.

Women's share of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) faculty positions has increased steadily.

NSF figures show that noncitizens have increased their share of science, engineering, and health Ph.D.s from 22%to37%7% since 1980.

Some of the things you have said and written suggest that you share some of science's imperialist ambitions.

Meanwhile, the programs woefully lag in attracting women and many minorities, though the share of computer science degrees granted to women climbed 2.5 percentage points last year to 14 percent.

But critics like Dr. Fang and Dr. Casadevall argue that science has changed in some worrying ways in recent decades — especially biomedical research, which consumes a larger and larger share of government science spending.

Given that Britain has reaped more of those in the last decade than it strictly deserves, based on its share of global science funding, the view from abroad is that for a small island, it has a big output.

The Asia-Pacific region increased its global share of published science articles from 13 percent in the early 1980s to just over 30 percent in 2009, according to the Thomson Reuters National Science Indicators, an annual database that records the number of articles published in about 12,000 internationally recognized journals.

Many other countries do a very substantial share of their science at freestanding research institutes.

Previously, USDA handed out the lion's share of agricultural science funding to 76 state land-grant universities, following often complex formulae.