Sentence examples for to implement science from inspiring English sources

Japan's recent experience in response to its devastating tsunami showed that public trust is a necessary activity for countries seeking to implement science policy-making[47].

However, as a hypothesis in this study is that first-year primary school science teachers are better positioned to implement science as inquiry due to certain advantages such as having a mentor who provide advice to the beginning teachers based on their experiences and expertise.

If there is no shared understanding about inquiry by both the science and education faculty of a teacher preparatory institute, pre-service teachers who are going through the teacher preparatory courses will not be fully prepared to implement science as inquiry as recommended by National Reasearch Council (2000).

By employing systematic approaches to implement science and risk-based concepts provided in these guidelines, throughout a product's lifecycle, enhanced pharmaceutical product quality should be achieved (see Product Life Cycle figure below).

The D.C. event is "a call for politicians to implement science-based policies, as well as a public celebration of science and the enormous public service it provides in our democracy, our economy, and in all our daily lives," according to the official website of the march.

These efforts are necessary steps to empirically understand the impediments to implementing science policy and to combine these with needed ethical reflection.

The purpose of my courses has been to further their understanding of science and the scientific method and to enable them to design and implement science lessons.

Many anthropologists work as consultants, using their research expertise to help agencies collect data that will be used to influence or implement science or health policies.

We report a research project with a purpose of helping teachers learn how to design and implement science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) lessons using robotics.

Second, they can be used, on request and at least, to provide with advice the teams that design and implement science operations systems in order to optimise the performance and productivity of the mission.

Through our active membership in WHO and a range of specialized international agencies, HHS also continues to provide leadership to establish, strengthen, and implement science-based international health and safety standards.