Sentence examples for brought to science from inspiring English sources

"What Norman Rockwell brought to his Saturday Evening Post covers, Cartier brought to science fiction and horror".

(AP) SARATOGA SPRINGS: RABIES FEAR -- Three middle school students are undergoing a monthlong series of rabies shots as a precaution because they had contact with a dead bat brought to science class last month, said an official at the Saratoga County Public Health office.

I wouldn't impose so strict rules to such studies, and I don't know what progress could be brought to science from their observation.

Celera's Broder, who headed the National Cancer Institutes for a decade, says that the market-driven approach Celera brought to science has been vital.

What philosophy brings to science is an understanding of what it means, intellectually, practically, politically and ethically.

In his welcome address, Dr. Haro continued, "this year's theme [Thirty Years at the Crossroads: Merging Discipline and Advancing Diversity] reflects the unique and interdisciplinary, integrated perspective that minorities bring to science research and policy".

Re-evaluate the current metrics that fail to value diverse traits trainees can bring to science that may benefit science.

They emphasized the strengths that their organizations bring to science policy and their ability to advocate for the teaching of evolution.

The skills that writing has brought to my science and the skills that science has brought to my writing are truly unique.

He adds, "What Galaxy brought to magazine science fiction was a kind of sophisticated intellectual subtlety..

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