Sentence examples for conscientious scientist from inspiring English sources

"I was trying to be a conscientious scientist and let the chips fall where they may and I immediately found a great deal of bias and fear by people who shouldn't be afraid.

According to the transcripts of his interview, it certainly seems that there have at least been attempts to "kill this study" and prevent him from being a "conscientious scientist".

So what should the conscientious scientist do?

A conscientious scientist might leave religion alone, if one has ones own or professes accepted theories of getting life from non-organic sources/origins but not from a "Spirit".

And yet he is a conscientious enough social scientist to concede that there doesn't seem to be decisive evidence for a "causal link" between violent lyrics and violent behavior.

They wrote that, "Dave's life was too meritorious to require fictional embellishments," and that, "Dave was a superbly conscientious and creative scientist".

"There's an important relationship of trust here – governments have to trust scientists to give their best possible advice and be conscientious, and, equally, scientists have to trust governments that their advice will be listened to and the interplay between them will be as transparent as possible," he said.

The conscientious breeders want to cooperate with scientists to the benefit of the dogs – and to the benefit of science.

At the outbreak of the second world war, he became a conscientious objector, much to the distress of his father, the scientist EC Martin, a volunteer in the first world war.

The 1999 Macpherson inquiry report said the scientists involved in the case were careful and conscientious and avoided criticism in the report.

On the other hand, Danny Oppenheimer, a psychologist, and Mike Edwards, a political scientist, argue that American democracy works "despite itself" because the process of political participation encourages people to be more conscientious citizens.