"Research is the bedrock of science," he wrote, "and we will — as we have for many years — support and promote legitimate research regarding marijuana and its constituent parts".
This appeared to throw causality itself – the bedrock of science – into question.
Doubt and uncertainty are the bedrock of science, but scientists often complain that that is not what politicians want to hear.
Reproducibility and objectivity form the "bedrock of science," but are also it's "grand limitations". They are essential to corroborating the results of a scientific study or experiment, but can they really confirm something as scientific truth?
Second, publication of data, ideas, and conclusions is the bedrock of science.
On the basis of this bedrock of science, the pharmacological development of targeted therapies against this signalling system has proved to be one of the most important areas of translational research over the last two decades.
Dr. Steven Weinberg is perhaps the world's most authoritative proponent of the idea that physics is hurtling toward a "final theory," a complete explanation of nature's particles and forces that will endure as the bedrock of all science forevermore.
Advocates for the teaching of evolution provide teachers or school officials who are challenged on it with information to help them make the case that evolution is completely accepted as a bedrock idea of science.
The University of California system's recent decision to walk away from negotiations with scholarly journal publishing giant Elsevier highlights once again the many problems within the scientific publishing business, a $10 billion-per-year worldwide enterprise that is the bedrock of modern science.
Six years later, he came up with another bedrock of modern science: the magnetometer, an instrument for measuring magnetic fields.
The center "highlights the tricky act universities face in balancing the openness that is the bedrock of academic science with the secrecy demanded by agencies funding classified projects".
