With this however, Industry [sic] loses the opportunity to demonstrate its ability to be a true partner in scientific endeavours.
"This Lego set will be a true match made in scientific heaven (well, actually in acrylonitrile butadiene styrene)," promised Lego's Peter Espersen in the announcement, "because the brilliant characters in this popular American TV show appreciate Lego bricks".
The anticipated candidate for such a hybrid fellowship would be one who has a true scientific interest in nephrology and whose concerns about employment prospects, financial compensation, and/or the work hours can be alleviated by the critical care component of the training.
It's a true mark of scientific prowess when you give a talk somewhere and actually get taken to the pub afterwards.
One of the pioneers who had a major role in the establishment of environmental health as a true scientific discipline was Norton Nelson, the founder and first chair of the Department and the Institute of Environmental Medicine at New York University (NYU), which now bears his name.
Thomas also argued that if there were no natures in creatures that explain effects, there could be no true scientific explanation of effects through their natural causes.
Surprisingly, such doubts also extend to ballistics—a technique that claims to be able to identify a gun from marks left on bullets fired from it.In the story at the start of this article, therefore, only the time since the murder took place can be established with true scientific rigour and known margins of error.
We as scientists shall herein restrict ourselves to suggestions for solving simpler problems, which can be supported by true, scientific statements.
Plants protected by Plant breeders' rights (PBR) may have a "true" cultivar name – the recognized scientific name in the public domain, and a "commercial synonym" an additional marketing name that is legally protected: an example would be Rosa Fascination = 'Poulmax', the 'Poulmax' being the true scientific name.
