Sentence examples for standing of science from inspiring English sources

Has the standing of science in general — but particularly earth sciences — in American society changed in the last five years or so?

It's certainly valuable to have the case for evolution articulated prominently and often, but what this unending polarisation around evolution and religion does for the standing of science in the US is a very different matter.

Keller suggests that it is responsible for the symbolically "masculine" standing of science that marginalizes women in science (because women are stereotyped as emotional).

While we take a "rights" perspective on why researchers should report individual results, we also see benefits for the researchers themselves and for the standing of science in society.

The 1740s witnessed a major transformation in the standing of the science in the Principia.

The government has recognised the importance of sustaining the international standing of UK science in a context where other nations are forging ahead.

Even so, one must still ask of anyone outside active research in gravitational astronomy just how aware they were of the developments from ongoing efforts when they made their various pronouncements about the standing of the science of the Principia among the community of researchers.

"Humans always f%#$ up, especially when they are really, really smart," Crease pointed out, quoting the long-standing distrust of science.

Enhancing learners' understanding of NOS is a long-standing goal of science education in general (e.g., Moore 1993; National Academy of Sciences 1998; Cobern 2000; Lederman 2004; McDonald 2010; Yacoubian and BouJaoude 2010).

Phil Goodman views this sort of opposition as an uninformed electorate standing in the way of science.

AS THOMAS PEEBLES jabbed a needle into the arm of a sick student in 1954, he told him, "Young man, you are standing on the frontiers of science".