Sentence examples for third of science from inspiring English sources

During their graduate training, most faculty members had few opportunities for teacher development: only a third of science graduate students report having access to a one-semester training in pedagogy (Golde and Dore, 2001; Tanner and Allen, 2006).

(Recent statistics show that in the UK only one-third of science graduates are female, and just 9% of professors).

Roughly a seventh of science and engineering academics in UK universities are not from European Union countries.

Nearly two thirds of science teachers (62 per cent) would not recommend teaching to their brightest student compared to 49 per cent for all teachers.

One-third of science spending should be reserved to tackle "Grand Challenges" such as climate change, energy, and aging, for instance.

Industry and academia together only employ about two-thirds of science Ph.D.s.

The SBS survey of the UK Deans of Science found that two-thirds of science faculties have had problems recruiting high-quality students, postdocs, or permanent staff.

The two reports were carried out in response to research last year that suggested two-thirds of science undergraduates did not have the necessary mathematical skills for their course.

An Ipsos MORI poll in December 2008 indicated that less than half of all teachers and two thirds of science teachers surveyed object to creationism being taught in science, and a majority (65%) favor "discussing" it.

She appeared in "The Curse of the Black Spot", the third episode of the sixth series of science fiction series Doctor Who, in May 2011.

The cuts, he said in a 1987 speech, would leave Great Britain among "the third world of science".