Sentence examples similar to tied science from inspiring English sources

A senior minister's suggestion that the Australian government may consider tying science funding for universities to the number of patents they generate is drawing a sharp reaction from the nation's academic research community and some opposition politicians.

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The interviewees were split about when they tied their science understanding together to understand disease processes.

Their views about their basic science knowledge implies a mismatch between learning a subject and then having the opportunity to apply that learning, especially because there were so many different views about when they tied their science understanding together to understand disease processes.

Finally, it also states that "hairstyles should be neat and long hair should be tied back for science and practical subjects", no scarves must be work – although head scarves are permitted for religious purposes – and "trainers, canvas shoes, sandals and espadrilles are not permitted".

That's a fad tied to bad science and poor economic thinking.

With rational gun control laws tied to what science can tell us about human behavior, we might hope to put a limit to the senseless, needless tragedy of gun violence.