Sentence examples for basic science but also from inspiring English sources

Automating could yield big gains, not only for basic science, but also for what Harris calls the "bloody hard" business of discovering new drugs.

Progress depends not only on the basic science but also on the development of new ways to produce graphene on an industrial scale.

Reserved and hard-working, he transformed his department and became a leading figure in human cognitive neuroscience, making major contributions not only to basic science but also to its clinical application.

For pharmaceuticals, much of the initial research is conducted by the pharmaceutical industry, guided by basic science but also delimited by potential markets, regulatory approval requirements, trial size considerations, and payer expectations for evidence of value.

The United States needs investment in "translational research". This means investing in not only basic science, but also the design, engineering and manufacturing work that can turn a promising idea into a valuable product.

Controlling them is not only of interest in the context of basic science, but also has numerous applications.

The European INFOBIOMED Network of Excellence1 recognized that a successful education program in biomedical informatics should include not only traditional teaching activities in the basic sciences but also the development of skills for working in multidisciplinary teams.

Mathematical and numerical modeling is playing a crucial role in the solution of the complex and interrelated problems faced nowadays not only by researchers operating in the field of basic sciences, but also in more directly applied and industrial sectors.

Post-genomics R&D is increasingly conducted with and initiated from biobanks, not only in basic sciences, but also in epidemiology surveillance where large-scale datasets (as in biobanks) can concretely inform R&D.

There is an expectation that synthetic biology will not only enhance knowledge in basic science, but will also have great potential for practical applications.

There is an expectation that SB will not only enhance knowledge in basic science, but will also have great potential for practical applications.