Sentences with phrase «nature of science»

Many scientists complain that the very nature of a science career limits opportunities to find a partner.

Before we jump to that conclusion, it would help to consider the changing nature of science itself — particularly biology.

While this instruction should be interesting and hands - on, it also should represent the true nature of science.

Given the global nature of science and economics, I expect my focus will easily expand to include multiple national and international issues.

I also hope that elementary science experiences are now more reflective of the true quantitative nature of science.

The study doesn't just shed light upon deep - sea biology; it also illustrates the collaborative nature of science.

The narrative nature of science has enormous implications for issues in science and religion.

But the unpredictable nature of science funding struck again.

She uses the creative and visual nature of science to inspire her students to an increased appreciation of structures that were once hidden from view.

Often, though, it can be overlooked because of the technical nature of science.

This new nature of science does not match previous experience.

In addition, this book includes three nature of science probes.

The portrayal of effective science teaching is especially challenging to specify, given the complex nature of science inquiry and other standards - based practices.

That it took most other scientists some decades is quite believable — and simply reflects the very conservative nature of science.

The fundamental nature of science is that it is continually tested and revised in small and large ways.

But the debate was about more than the scientific results; it was about the very nature of science.

Others embraced and enjoyed the newfound quantitative nature of science.

In his preface, Roy Porter claims this dictionary «is designed to spell out and make accessible the multi-dimensional nature of science as thought and activity».

Malcom said that the ever - changing nature of science also helps the show remain fresh and relevant.

The first was with Steve Jones, Emeritus Professor of Human Genetics at University College, who led a review of the way the BBC itself reports science, about the changing nature of science reporting, while the second was with Richard Dawkins, Professor of evolutionary biology and David Willetts a former science minister, considering the «public's evolving relationship with science, evidence and truth».

That rise is «a side effect of the shortage of positions, the taste of tenure committees, and the highly competitive nature of science,» he told Next Wave in a subsequent e-mail.

The Center for Canine Welfare takes its responsibility to the pet industry seriously and values transparency while recognizing the proprietary nature of the science - based research.

Every scientist has to take a lot on faith because of the specialized nature of science these days... no one can know, test, or even review proofs of everything.

In can not be denied that at the present day there is a widely disseminated feeling, which affects many people quite deeply, that it is an inescapable consequence of the essential nature of science that it devalues, dehumanizes, impoverishes the relation between man and nature; anyone who regards nature scientifically must find himself alienated and estranged from it.

These nonfiction books cover a variety of life science, physical science, and nature of science topics.

To some, the latest version improves on a word — «incontrovertible» — that seems to conflict with the basic nature of science, but to others the change could sow confusion in the minds of the general public.

Lewis Wolpert in The Unnatural Nature of Science (Faber and Faber pbk, 1993) puts his finger on the distinction.

The report recommends narrowing the number of core ideas to be covered within a particular course while emphasizing the cross-disciplinary nature of science, and it urges teachers to integrate the principles that scientists follow in doing their work into every course, at every grade level.

When the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) announced a worldwide expansion of the AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Awards last year, it recognized the increasingly global nature of the science journalism community and triggered a challenging effort to retool the historic awards program on the fly.

The time and expense researchers pour into every successful cloning story highlights the delicate nature of the science.

For instance, reliability and reproducibility of results are a condition for the incremental nature of science.

This program meets NGSS Nature of Science standards.

The collaborative nature of our Science Department has proven to be an inspiration and guiding force for our new teachers.

Dr. Papadimitriou: In my study, the participants reported a sort of epiphany in which the qualitative nature of science emerged.

The girls in my study recalled a few discrete nature study activities and pseudo-science fair projects that did not transmit the real nature of science.

Still others tolerated the mathematical nature of science in order to pursue science - related career goals.

The NGSS emphasizes the interconnected nature of science in the real world.

Because of the exact nature of this science, a Newman painting can never be understood in reproduction.

-- A study published in Nature Geoscience, led by a prominent climate and hurricane modeler, reinforces the tentative nature of science pointing to a link between rising global temperatures and changes in hurricanes (strength, rainfall amount, frequency).

It has always seemed to me that it is this misunderstanding of the genuine nature of science that makes things such as this Inhofe release so confusing for the non-scientific public.