Sentence examples for A separate science from inspiring English sources

His Animal Communities in Temperate America (1913) was one of the first books to treat ecology as a separate science.

The report recommends that proposals for the creation of a separate science and technology committee be put before the House of Commons as soon as possible.

He also led a separate science academy panel that issued a report in April on the weakness of America's most sophisticated computer climate models.

But the U.K. parliament today affirmed the value of a separate science and technology committee.

One of central planning's numerous failings is its focus on the macro as a separate science from the micro.

Oversight of science could come under parliament's DIUS committee, the government argued, so a separate science and technology committee was no longer needed.

It was economics that first attained the status of a single and separate science, in ideal at least, among the social sciences.

WASHINGTON — President Obama will announce Monday that he is reversing Bush administration limits on federal financing for embryonic stem cell research as part of a pledge to separate science and politics, White House officials said Friday.

Rosenberg, A, "Hausman, Inexact and Separate Science of Economics," Critical Notice, Journal of Philosophy, vol. 90 (1993), pp. 533-537.

We have learned, repeatedly and sometimes at a high price, that efforts to separate science and politics in such a manner may diminish the role of evidence in policymaking, and can contribute to the pathological politicisation of science.

Presenter Greg Foot is on a bunk busting mission to separate science fact from science fiction.