Sentence examples for societal component from inspiring English sources

"It is not just an artistic space but it has an important societal component too.

5% of its budget was spent on ELSA activities, on the one hand in the form of a research program issuing calls for researcher-driven, stand-alone projects (entitled: "The societal component of genomics research") and, on the other hand, in the form of a Centre for Society and Genomics, established in 2004.

Attempts at social reform date back to the early 19th century with Raja Rammohan Roy, an educational and social reformer, who founded the Brahmo Samaj (societal component of Brahmoism), a monotheistic movement aimed at reforming Hinduism.

The societal component of reinforcing monogamy is certainly language dependent.

We wanted students to realize that the findings of others become the foundation for future research, science has a cultural and societal component, and science may be controversial.

Meanwhile, the necessary changes in herbivore management clearly include a societal component, involving stakeholders that are not directly linked to conservation (e.g. hunters, farmers, the agriculture services).

Once research is completed, group members discuss their findings and compare the relative power of these key societal components during that particular leader's time in power.

The five societal components for each group to investigate under their assigned leader's rule are as follows (written on the board for easier student access).

This must be done quickly and with the full participation of multiple societal components.

Perinatal outcomes have complex causes that include biologic, maternal, structural, and societal components.

We show how societal components such as user preferences in heating and cooling, users' involvement in co-designing technology and producing energy, or country-specific administrative procedures influence the development of the technologies.