Sentence examples for the introduction of science from inspiring English sources

The potential role of sociocultural factors on changes in the male female ability ratios is discussed and the introduction of science reasoning as a potential new factor in the debate is proposed.

As to the flash-back perspective, I would first of all like to refer (by way of back-flash) to the Introduction of Science in Action by Bruno Latour, a representative of the "anti-biographical" stance outlined above (Shortland and Yeo 1996), 20 entitled "Opening Pandora's Black Box" (1987, pp. 1 17).

They are backing the introduction of tougher science exams to replace what they say is the dumbed-down GCSE.

Two major advances in the factory system occurred in the early 20th century with the introduction of management science and the assembly line.

Unlike in the US and the UK, the introduction of general science in Japan did not involve a great deal of debate with respect to its implementation.

In late 19th-century China, elites were threatened by the introduction of Western science and engineering and continued to select civil servants who enjoyed substantial rents based on their knowledge of the Confucian classics; as a result, investments in productive, modern human capital were not made.

With the introduction of genomics science and technology over the past two decades, it has evolved from the predecessor field of pharmacogenetics that has mid-20th century origins in early studies of monogenic variations in drug metabolism.

More than 50% of the graduate nurses finished their educational training prior to 2001 (t1: 66.7%, n = 69; t3: 54.5%, n = 77), which was before the introduction of nursing science into the Austrian nursing curriculum.

The Times has taken a leading role in this type of journalism, from the time of Van Anda through the introduction of the weekly Science Times in 1978.

JCQ said this was partly owing to the increased focus on end-of-course exams, and partly to the introduction of further additional science GCSE.

Behind the News -- The move, while not pre-emptive, could at least delay the introduction of the new science standards as the board -- set to vote on them in two weeks -- rewrites the copyrighted material it uses or rewrites the standards to the satisfaction of the scientists and teachers.