The phrase "a result of science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes, discoveries, or advancements that stem from scientific research or processes.
Example: "The development of vaccines is a result of science, showcasing the power of research in combating diseases."
Alternatives: "an outcome of science" or "a product of scientific inquiry".
One thing that I hope will happen as a result of the science that I've done is that people's intuition will gradually change.
After nearly 40 years, the perplexing case of the Boston Strangler has come back to life -- a result of forensic science and an unlikely alliance between the families of a victim and the man long thought to have killed her.
Today, many 3D printed fashion creations have also been a result of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) field experts reaching beyond their fields and exploring the fashion and art realms (XYZ Workshop 2014).
Human rights, for example, which Hitchens assumes to be a result of western science and reason, first took root in recorded history in the Mauryan Buddhist monarchy of King Ashoka, in which torture was outlawed.
Some misconceptions come from "traditional wisdoms" and some from poorly informed science, but most are a result of deficient sciences.
The majority did feel that as a result of learning sciences in a PBL environment they were lacking compared with graduates from a more traditional lecture based programme and that they had to work harder than traditional graduates taking Royal College exams though this varied from interviewee to interviewee.
In September, Vassar will admit three Poughkeepsie High School seniors as freshmen as a result of a Vassar science scholars program in which selected city students take Saturday classes with college professors and use the school's equipment to study artificial intelligence and other science topics.
Much of this growth has taken place as a result of advances in science.
It would seem to be a matter of common sense that concepts are taught to us by our parents through our language; different cultures have different concepts (that go along with their different languages); and concepts evolve over time as a result of historical changes, science, technological advances, etc. Let's (albeit contentiously) call this the "ordinary view" of concepts and ideas.
As a result of the glitch, science operations have been suspended, and the probe is not relaying data from the space agency's two active Mars rovers back to Earth at the moment.
