Sentence examples for diminished scientific from inspiring English sources

One exposes a hypothesis (here, a proposed clade) to a risk (a test in which the proposed clade can be shown to be false); if the hypothesis survives, its scientific status is enhanced (if it fails, it might be rescued by ad hoc measures, but would come out with diminished scientific status).

More likely this diminishing number of newly identified carcinogens reflects a diminished scientific effort.

The addition of Rules and Requirements always diminish scientific achievement and exploration.

Relative proportions of scientific contributions in IR diminished with scientific IR posters being halved in 2008, but absolute numbers of all scientific IR contributions did not decline significantly.

I must disagree with the thesis that our sense of wonderment about nature is diminished by scientific advancement.

Lack of molecular evidence for targets diminishes the scientific validity of the claimed usefulness of TCM, despite the availability of empiric clinical experience.

However, this does not diminish the scientific concept and methodology presented in this manuscript.

The national laboratories, which do substantial work for civilian clients, might find their mission narrowed and their ability to attract scientific talent diminished.

Although you won't see too much tough coverage in the mainstream press, the tawdry details have poured out over the Internet and diminished the aura of scientific objectivity of some leading global warming researchers.

In "No Nobel Prize for Whining" (Op-Ed, Oct. 20), Horace Freeland Judson unfortunately diminishes the remarkable scientific achievements of Renato Dulbecco, with whom Howard Temin and I shared the Nobel Prize.

'having to provide spiritual counselling as a doctor diminishes the clinical scientific focus of the profession, as it is EVIDENCE BASED, and religion is not'.