Sentence examples for start science from inspiring English sources
Too many students start science courses with weak maths skills, it says.
Once enough time has passed to achieve the operating temperature, and after the initial tests are completed, MAQRO can start science operation.
Taxonomists, after all, rarely start science-based megaconglomerates, make angel investments in promising biotech start-ups, or win headlines and seven- and eight-figure grants from federal funding agencies.
The rover has also gradually started science observations.
In fact, he has infected the philosophy class with some much-needed scientific rigour; a couple of the chaps were so seduced that they started science degrees themselves.
We cannot afford, in a rather literal sense, to waste the talent of half the population by permitting the macho culture and negative subliminal messages permeating our society to deter so many smart young girls from starting science careers.
Aderin-Pocock started Science Innovation to get people excited about science and space.
Starting this week, Science Careers starts offering advice-filled articles, approximately each month, to assist undergraduates interested in a career in, or closely related to, science.
WHEN did Shree Bose get her start doing science experiments?
After a slow start, American science is finally beginning to tackle the oil disaster in earnest.
And in 2001, the university said it would start a science and public policy graduate program at the center.
