Sentence examples for common scientific from inspiring English sources

3. Gather evidence about common scientific claims.

And it is a common scientific strategy to figure out things first in mice before moving to people.

3. Explain to students that today they will be gathering evidence about common scientific claims and writing articles modeled after the "Really?" column article read in class.

Because malaria is so widespread among humans, and so deadly, for years the most common scientific theory held that humans passed the disease to other primates.

He said the paper by Dr. Juergens "has made the common scientific error of confusing correlation (even very strong correlation) with causation".

It had been called the mild traumatic brain injury committee — named after the common scientific term for concussion — since its founding in 1994.

Nominalisations are common in scientific papers.

As is common in scientific practice, the bacterium was named for him: Borrelia burgdorferi.

Her manuscript is a 384-page recital of the oft-mocked phrase common in scientific literature: "more research needed".

He adds: "We received a big legacy from the Soviet Union – infrastructure, current industrial specialisation, and a common linguistic, scientific and cultural space.

Don't spoil it for everyone else by providing the bird's common or scientific names in the first 24 to 36 hours.