Sentence examples for uptake of science from inspiring English sources

Nor does the uptake of science among girls concern her.

She is now launching a similar initiative at Leicester University aimed at increasing the uptake of science by women.

We conclude that the uptake of science within environmental decision-making requires a highly iterative and collaborative design approach towards the development of tailored visualisations.

Score, which represents science teachers plus leading scientific institutions including the Royal Society and the Institute of Physics is concerned that A-level funding changes will have "detrimental effects on the offering and uptake of science A-levels".

It describes fundamental steps that have helped in research, design, coproduction, dissemination, and uptake of science-informed, sector-specific weather and climate information for adaptation in Tanzania and Malawi.

The problem is not restricted to the U.S. Research on the uptake of plant sciences in the United Kingdom shows that the majority of UK students entering university biology courses have little interest in or knowledge of plants (Stagg et al., 2009).

There is extensive uptake of ICT in the teaching of science but more evidence is needed on how ICT impacts on the learning practice and the learning outcomes at the classroom level.

This work may also provide insights into the poor uptake of study in the sciences by students entering university, at present a national concern in the UK.   3.

In February 2011, we searched the ISI Web of Science for the topic 'root uptake kinetics' which returned 870 papers.

The aim of this study was to assess the uptake of computer and internet by health science students studying in the country.

The slow uptake of gender analysis in the natural sciences and engineering is the problem that the Gendered Innovations project set out to solve.