Sentence examples for to better science from inspiring English sources

But since the Royal Society, which advises the government on science, launched a separate investigation into whether greater gender diversity would lead to better science, an online debate has sparked around whether this is more about economics than moral arguments.

Better science teaching in universities may lead to better science teaching in secondary schools, a higher level of scientific literacy and better performance of American students on international tests.

And the information flows both ways.A study in 2011 by the Royal Society found that cross-border scientific collaboration is growing more common, that it disproportionately involves scientists with diaspora ties and that it appears to lead to better science (using the frequency with which research is cited as a rough measure).

"Diversity of perspectives leads to better science".

Integrating sex and gender in research is recognized as leading to better science and, ultimately, to better clinical practice.

The Benefits of a Doubt by Niamh M. C. Connolly, 12 July 2013 Doubt and uncertainty can be uncomfortable, but they have the potential to lead to better science.

I think it's opened a dialogue about rethinking not just how to be more efficient but how to do better science.

Because of the number of operations taking place, we really need to have better science".

We have a wonderful theater and arts program, and would like to have better science.

Lancet editor Richard Horton thundered away like the lost twin of Paul Dacre, while Tony Weidberg calmly explained how particle physicists solved problems with reproducibility decades ago by simply caring enough about science to do better science.

Why does supporting scientists over time, rather than individual grant-funded projects, appear to produce better science?