The phrase "as science progresses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will change or develop in accordance with advancements in scientific knowledge or technology.
Example: "As science progresses, we may discover new treatments for diseases that were once considered incurable."
Alternatives: "as science advances" or "as scientific knowledge evolves".
"As science progresses, it's going to get harder and harder to get doctors to keep pace," said Dr. Jack Lewin, chief executive of the American College of Cardiology.
And it takes billions of years to build up enough oxygen in the atmosphere to feed plants, and to create an ozone layer.You write that certain parts of this story of Earth are subject to intense debate and could shift as science progresses.
Yet all science-based industries change as science progresses, technology advances, and economies evolve--and chemistry is no exception.
For another example, a particle theorist may accept positing undetected particles in the hopes that they will eventually be observed as science progresses.
Such investigations must of necessity be strongly interdisciplinary and also proceed continuously in time, since, as science progresses, new elements of knowledge are discovered in the Homeric Epics, amenable to scientific analysis.
Thus, to return briefly to the theory of meaning, the picture that theory offers of ourselves as rational communicators producing justified psychological attitudes in each other is no mere accident, no explanatory way station to be abandoned as science progresses.
As science progressed, we did indeed start to acquire powers that in pre-modern times were supposed to be possessed only by gods (Edmund Leach's point).
As science progressed, we found we are absolutely charged with hormones that affect everything from our daily cycle to our response to many diseases,".
As science progressed, the UK revised the HFE Act in 2001 and 2008 to take into account scientific advances such as the creation of the first hESC line [15].
IVF is not routine, because, although it is carried out very often, any one treatment can throw up not only ethical issues known to us, such as saviour siblings and the elimination of disease, but also new ones, as the science progresses every day.
As medical science progresses, however, a two tier health care system seems to become a fact of life.
