Sentences with phrase «quality of the science»

Our success can be attributed to our agility and highest quality of science, combined with our unique entrepreneurial model.

The NASAC Science Education Programme (SEP) aims to improve quality of science education in Africa.

Founded in 1958 by a group of scientists concerned about the poor quality of science education in the public schools, the BSCS published a set of...

The Editor - in - Chief, on behalf of the Board, and in accordance with policies established by the Council, is responsible for the content and professional quality of Science, and will determine the merit, suitability, and presentation of material for the journal, taking into account recommendations of reviewers and referees.

«The diversity of the grant proposals we received this year, and the high quality of the science presented, resulted in a set of approved studies that we are very excited about,» said Dr. David Haworth, president / CEO, Morris Animal Foundation.

Perry locates her mixed - media installation in the imaginative qualities of science fiction, the racialization of digital and actual spaces, and the growing interest in the democratization of technology.

World leaders did not realize that they destroyed the most beneficial quality of science for society — its dynamic vitality — when they molded government science into an unreliable stream of consensus «scientific» opinions [1]:

The proposals funded for CCDG all achieved exceptional grant scores from the study sections, which speaks to the high quality of the science that we all proposed.

Future success will be determined by the decisions made from here forward and the quality of the science, technology and business conversations that underpin them.

Some researchers have suggested that harassment misconduct should not be part of the grant - making equation, since it does not bear on the quality of science being considered for funding.

Even though our research is far from the clinic, we believed that interacting with patients and survivors would improve our understanding of cancer and the quality of our science.

Every person on the march received free entry into the science center, which aims to improve the quality of science literacy among young South Africans.

Evidence gathered by Peter Halligan, chief executive of the Learned Society of Wales, showed that the problem lay not in the quality of science but rather in the number of researchers.

Welsh universities also provide other perks that go beyond the quality of their science offerings.

We believe these policies have little or no negative impact on the quality of the science; in addition, making these policies widely known will help smooth ruffled feathers of those not chosen to talk.

«If the quality of science in Estonia is really much worse than in Western Europe, then we'd deserve to lose out,» he says.

«The issue with ACT at that time was never about the quality of the science team,» says Bonfiglio, who led the deal.

Making the postdoc into a job could be a significant factor to encourage more of the best science graduates to enter and stay in the profession, improve the quality of science performed, and help to ensure a great scientific future.

«I think the quality of my science has not changed, but the work that I have to do to get my science published or funded is multiple times harder here.»

«Most employees in R&D stay here because of the caliber of our people and the quality of our science that is committed to improving people's lives,» she continues.

«I say this with respect, but the correspondence between the quality of science and where it is published is not one - to - one,» Barrett points out.

«We would prefer it if contract decisions were made based on the quality of the science and not on the scientist's age or how long they've been working.»

«This is the single - largest collection of human - general knowledge in the planet... We can bemoan the quality of science information on Wikipedia or we can work together to make it better.

The quality of science in biotech and pharma is world class and much is done in collaboration with academic labs.

They want to hear about the quality of your science and the reasoning you've applied to problem solving; if you look around you'll see engineers, perhaps an HR person or two, and a few scientists from outside your area of expertise.

These are, first, that the quality of science education is determined by the quality of the science curriculum rather than the quality of the teachers and the way they deal with their students; secondly, that the introduction of the National Curriculum in Science has improved science teaching in schools; and thirdly, that the maintenance of the «gold standard» of A levels in the sciences will maintain and improve the quality of science education for all.

In each case, the Administration believes that the quality of the science could be improved by forcing researchers to compete for funds.

This is true regardless of the quality of your science, and no doubt true even if you work for a Nobel laureate.

Singer shared her fear that the rising age of newly independent investigators may negatively affect the quality of science.

But I think that in terms of the quality of the science we're supporting, the culture of the science we're supporting, we're in a very good place.

She retorts that I should be interested only in the quality of the science and anyway, the funding body thinks that # 46 for a return train fare is more than enough to spend on me.

In the eyes of your readers — editors and reviewers included — the quality of the paper you send in directly reflects the quality of the science behind it.

The Russian revelations make it clear that regardless of the quality of the science within the IWC, policing is the key issue in the management of whaling.

«The quality of science in Poland has suffered from two main, mutually related problems: catastrophical level of funding over the last few decades and brain drain of young, talented scientists seeking careers in North America and Western Europe,» says Adam Szewczyk, the Nencki Institute's acting director.

... Mostly, I was hugely impressed by the quality of science journalism.»

Before the Weatherall report, he says, «all that counted was the quality of science.

Also, fueled by the existence of closed off labs and lack of published results, aspersions may be cast about the quality of science practiced in industry and even the validity of the data.

«It's a critical area of research and the breadth and the quality of the science at BTI is incredibly impressive.»

«It is important to note that the orbital period does not affect the quality of the science that takes place during one of Juno's close flybys of Jupiter,» said Scott Bolton, principal investigator of Juno, in a statement.

I would also include the recent work by Camp and Tung diagnosing the amplitude of the solar cycle in temperature in the «Good» category; that it is an easy paper for greenhouse skeptics to misquote takes away nothing from the quality of the science.

For me, the biggest thing was the quality of the science.

To be exact, it depends on the quality of the science, and the very nature of scientific research.

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