Sentence examples for add to scientific knowledge from inspiring English sources

That study has been followed by ones involving younger groups, whose results continue to add to scientific knowledge about health and disease.

So what does this paper by Hadian and colleagues add to scientific knowledge?

These may nonetheless be findings that could usefully add to scientific knowledge, even sometimes in a minor or marginal way.

After World War II the American Challenger seismic study of the sea (1951) and the work of the Baird added to scientific knowledge and stimulated Japan to reinstitute exploration and research.

And it adds to scientific knowledge about the petrel's breeding cycle: It was taken on 22 December, whereas previous observations found that the species of which an estimated 100 breeding pairs remain usually lays its eggs in late October and November.

In addition, global warming effects are already being seen, and new discoveries have added to scientific knowledge about what's happening, according to the report.

This study adds to scientific knowledge by demonstrating the relevance of a number of clinical characteristics of the mother and the fetus on the decision to perform a CD.

Finally, there is globalization, which means that more companies and laboratories — in China, India, Brazil and other "emerging markets" — are adding to scientific and technological knowledge.

That's because, Vaupel says, although the findings seem plausible, they add "nothing to scientific knowledge about how long we will live".

We continue to study these medicines to add to the scientific knowledge about them and to determine whether they reduce cardiovascular disease, the country's No. 1 killer.

Like the men who climbed Everest they may add to our scientific knowledge, but their real purpose is not to open new ways for commerce or science but to face a challenge at the outer limit of human imagination and strength.