Sentence examples for the science concludes from inspiring English sources

Keeping your skills broad rather than concentrate them is also paramount, that is, "obtaining management, communication skills, and admin experience rather than focusing purely on the science," concludes Dimond.

However, the government committee working on the science concluded in December that so far it has proved too hard to separate deaths from particulates known as PM2.5s and those from NO2.

ICAO's own 2010 review of the state of the science concluded that airlines could achieve a 40% improvement in fuel efficiency by 2020 over their 2000 mileage and could boost that to 80% by 2030.

A study published last week in the journal Science concludes that the more extreme climate change scenarios, which involve temperature increases of up to 10°F are implausible.

But a new study in the journal Science concludes that populations from different parts of the world share even more genetic similarities than had previously been assumed.

Only if the resulting science concludes that his dolphins would thrive will Racanelli attempt a sanctuary.

But a surprising new report, to be published Friday in the journal Science, concludes that switching buses and trucks from traditional diesel fuel to natural gas could actually harm the planet's climate.

OOI's six main installations three in the Atlantic and two in the Pacific are "important" to marine science, concludes the report, which defines "important" as "useful but not essential".

A study published in the 9 June issue of Science concludes that forest conservation provides net economic benefits for local communities and for the world, but not for individual nations.

But until science concludes that smoking marijuana has a true medical value, the agency is mandated by law to stop trafficking of this drug.

This discussion relates metaphor in general and Darwin's use of the machine metaphor in particular to the problem of the nature of science, concluding that one use of the metaphor reinforces the objective nature of science and the other use reinforces the subjective nature of science.