Lauda, meanwhile, is shown as the clean-living, scientific driver he was.
The American epidemic of lactation failure depended, too, on the evolving design of baby bottles: so sleek, so clean, so scientific, so modern.
When evidence on "what works" was absent, other types of applied evidence needed to be used, though a distinction seemed to be drawn by one respondent between clean, academic, scientific evidence, and "dirtier" policy or practice-oriented research: "I know that's "dirty" research...very policy or practice-oriented research.
Such qualities are a given in most types of story, but sci-fi can be a sterile sort of place – a realm of utilitarian hardware, wipe-clean surfaces, scientific jargon and dark, cold, existential nothingness.
The scrutiny was meant not only to clean up the scientific record but also to establish whether any of Stapel's co-authors, including more than 20 Ph.D. students he supervised, shared any of the blame.
While not directly concerned with purifying water on a large-scale, Bedford-Mass.-based Millipore addresses the growing need for clean water for scientific research.
In a sweeping foreign policy address on Sunday, Chinese President Xi Jinping promised to invest in clean energy, build scientific coalitions, and support other countries' efforts to adapt to climate change.
Not all of them want to impose their lifestyle on others, but lots of them do and they often give advice on clean eating with no scientific backing.
Those tax increases, combined with more military cuts than Republicans favor, would also leave the federal government with money to spend on education, scientific research, clean energy, roads and mass transit, all of which Mr. Obama calls crucial to the economy of the future.
