Sentence examples for strategy science from inspiring English sources

Researchers will get £250m in funding as part of the government's high-tech growth strategy, Science Minister David Willetts has said.

The company reported 2 years ago on monkey studies that led the company to launch human AIDS vaccine trials this year with a different strategy (Science, 6 April 2001, p. 24).

XCOM: Enemy Unknown is a military turn-based tactical alien invasion/planetary defense strategy science fiction video game, developed by Firaxis Games and published by 2K Games.

In this month's column, Peter Fiske discusses some of the strategies science and engineering Ph.D.s and postdocs can use to get the most from the business school at their university.

Despite ongoing dissemination of evidence-based teaching strategies, science teaching at the university level is less than reformed.

All of these writers are working with the best intentions, but it is not clear that "managing" rather than "resolving" conflicts will be an effective strategy in science education, if the ultimate goal is to convey the truths of science.

Adding to the unstable funding environment is that Australia lacks a long-term overall strategy for science policy.

A new European Commission is about to take office, and in the next few weeks we're expecting an updated UK strategy for science and innovation.

One of the aims of the Government's 10-year strategy on science and technology, launched in 2004, was to encourage more women into the sectors.

In my opinion, this is our opportunity to create a national strategy for science communication, advocacy and public engagement if we want Britain to be the best place in the world to do science.

Sir Mark Walport is not the first chief scientific adviser to express frustration over the alignment of government strategy for science and technology, and its delivery through the research council system.