Sentence examples for In the existing science from inspiring English sources

The authors of the Marine Mammal Commission study summarized their dilemma about assessing any findings in the existing science and scientific critiques by saying, "The data supporting the above analyses are scant and have been stretched to their limit".

Since the problems with the Stantec and Hatch reports were identified, however, Pacific Northwest has been doing a tremendous amount of research to try to address the deficiencies and errors in the existing science.

When managing patients with CV risk factors, cardiologists appeared to face knowledge gaps in the existing science base, contextual barriers, and legal concerns that interfere with optimal patient health outcomes.

He was allegedly hired to write modules, for $5,000 apiece, that could fit into the existing science curriculum in such a way as to stress doubts over the basic verities of climate science.On February 15th the Heartland Institute claimed that, of eight allegedly leaked documents, one was a fake and the others had been obtained through deception.

The National Academy of Science (NAS) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) have explicitly called for the teaching of the practice of science within the existing science curricula, especially in relation to evolutionary theory (Alberts and Labov, 2004; Miller et al., 2006; Ayala, 2008).

The panel, led by Dr. Ralph J. Cicerone, the chancellor of the University of California at Irvine, met initially in California and spent the next weeks intensively sifting the existing science.

In existing science, the equations of a good theory are taken to represent physical reality because they can be used to make predictions.

The science education literature has established the need for development of curriculum materials to facilitate the balanced inclusion of histories of science in existing science courses for non-science majors in order to teach the nature of science.

While experimenting with a simple computer program 20 years ago, Wolfram stumbled on something rather eerie: "the beginning of a crack in the very foundations of existing science".

This incredible capability remains at the edges of existing science in new and predictably controversial territory.

This just-in-case way of thinking guided the design of many existing science teacher education programs in Singapore.