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... exposures. Scientific uncertainty results from temporal, spatial, and operational variability and a lack of knowledge ( Van Asselt, 2000 ). The factors that lead to environmental risk are highly variable, given the large number of habitats, sources of pollution, diseases in populations, geographic diversity...

... radioactivity from a scientific literacy perspective. The benefit to such scientific literacy most commonly discussed is the ensuing ability to partake in decisions involving the weighing of benefits and risks that will affect not only oneself but society as a whole. There are myriad other benefits...

... few years, many variants of SINDy have been proposed in the literature for diverse research applications including process control ( Brunton et al., 2016 ), reduced-order modeling ( Narasingam and Kwon, 2018 ), risk assessment ( Bhadriraju et al., 2021 ; and Bhadriraju et al...

.... , Bangi , M. S. F. , Narasingam , A. , and Kwon , J. S. I. , “ Operable adaptive sparse identification of systems (OASIS): Application to chemical processes ,” AIChE J.   66 , e16980 ( 2020 ). Bhadriraju , B. , Kwon , J. S. I. , and Khan , F. , “ Risk-based fault prediction...

... combinatorial explosion. Given the complex variability of shale gas, a comprehensive systems design and analysis framework is required to decipher the true economic risk and environmental footprints of the shale gas monetization projects under changing feedstock conditions and market fluctuations. To date, some...

..., the reliability of a PV power generation system is lower than that of a traditional power generation system. Reliability analyses of PV power generation systems can help to mitigate certain risks and faults. For example, a high penetration of the PV systems can adversely affect the electricity distribution...

.... , Ethics and Social Responsibility in Science Education ( Pergamon , 1986 ), pp. 189 – 199 . Eijkelhof , H. M. C ., Radiation and Risk in Physics Education (CD[beta] Press, 1990 ), see https://inis.iaea.org/search/search.aspx?orig_q=RN:22010294 Eijkelhof , H. M. C...

... Fraser , J. M.   et al. , Rep. Progr. Phys.   77 ( 3 ), 032401 ( 2014 ). 10.1088/0034-4885/77/3/032401 Furtak , E. M.   et al. , Rev. Educ. Res.   82 ( 3 ), 300 – 329 ( 2012 ). 10.3102/0034654312457206 Gardner , A.   et al. , A Nation at Risk: The Imperative...

... risk assessment of grid-connected PV system considering weather variability and component availability ,” Energy Procedia   145 , 252 – 258 ( 2018 ). 10.1016/j.egypro.2018.04.047 Vergara , P. P. , Salazar , M. , Giraldo , J. S. , and Palensky , P. , “ Optimal dispatch of PV...

..., and distributed control-detector architectures for nonlinear processes ,” Chem. Eng. Res. Des.   165 , 25 – 39 ( 2021 ). 10.1016/j.cherd.2020.10.014 Cormier , A. and Ng , C. , “ Integrating cybersecurity in hazard and risk analyses ,” J. Loss. Prev. Process. Ind.   64 , 104044 ( 2020...

... modeling practices of STEM professionals ( Gainsburg, 2006 ; Jonassen et al., 2006 ; and Hu et al., 2019 ). Studying how experts solve challenging problems for which they do not have routine methods highlights the adaptive elements of their problem-solving expertise. The risks of over...

... , D.   et al. , J. Res. Sci. Teach.   52 , 1408 – 1425 ( 2015 ). 10.1002/tea.21261 Fulmer , G. W.   et al. , Int. J. Sci. Educ.   36 , 2918 – 2936 ( 2014 ). 10.1080/09500693.2014.939120 Gardner , D. P. , A Nation at Risk ( United States Department of Education , 1983...

..., without obvious risks for the participants, they present some limitations in the range of their possibilities and the phenomena, which learners are able to study in a laboratory room ( Hart et al., 2000 ). Furthermore, students easily and quickly become aware of the steps and the procedures...

... solar cells, snail cracks, browning, and others). Globally, faulty PV modules can significantly reduce the PV performance of PV plants. The biggest issue is the risk of fire, for example, by overheating solar cells (hotspot phenomena); if this phenomenon persists for a long time without detection...

... Argumentation Schema to Analyze High School Students' Scientific Reasoning Conlin (2012) Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Maryland, College Park Building Shared Understandings in Introductory Physics Tutorials through Risk, Repair, Conflict & Comedy Ault et al. (2016) Improving K-12...

... safety and care for researchers and research participants. Like other themes within this chapter, these issues apply to many types of PER work and not just EDI work in PER. Although researchers gain Institutional Research Board (IRB) approval before embarking on studies and are asked to consider risk...

... a colleague on my first draft, has me wonder also about the emphasis on “imperfection and deficiency.” The message of human fallibility is important for me and others like me who are so often at risk of arrogance. There are more others who are often at risk of the opposite, living in a world that has...

... (in rather abstract terms) as attempting to increase benefits and decrease costs and risks. However, when discussing the performance requirements of the earth and space sciences, the Standards go two further revealing steps. First, they explicitly note deep and unanticipated impacts when considering...

... responsibility for providing space to develop and express their voice ( Laux, 2018 ). Authentic student voice relies on a respectful environment, one that accommodates students' risk-taking and is supported by teachers’ listening ( O'Loughlin, 1995 ; Cavicchi, 2014 ; and Jaber et al., 2022...