Sentence examples for a science in from inspiring English sources

Preserving all these treasures is a science in itself.

It is a science in that finding the right bids and plays usually requires analysis.

Using sweat to diagnose other diseases is still a science in its infancy.

Another major factor is the immunology of wildlife, a science in its infancy.

IN THE 20th century medicine became a science; in the 21st it has become an industry.

Natural sciences rely on it, but should we count it a science in its own right?

Elite sprinting is a science in which every step, every arm swing and every breath is scrutinized and fine-tuned.

And pitch variations from gamelan to gamelan (fundamentally irreconcilable with Western tuning) amount to a science in itself.

This formal dance, the perfect execution of which was almost a science in itself, reflected the Rococo idea of naturalness.

Do we really want economics to be regarded as a science in the same way that meteorology is a science?

But property assessments are more of an art than a science, in which honest appraisers can come up with differing assessments.