Sentence examples for diverging scientific from inspiring English sources
"But there are times when diverging scientific views are on the table".
When the patents have different owners with diverging conceptions of the market and scientific value of each patent, we often encounter so-called "patent thickets".
Using her ordinary scientific standards, the scientific naturalist appreciates that applied astrology is false (as it diverges from the accepted scientific story).
Why have popular belief and scientific fact diverged, and why are people so reluctant to apply scientific knowledge to their own behaviour?
Multiple paradigms for rehabilitation based on different combinations of scientific complexity, universality, and comprehensivity are diverging and splintering the technical community.
Our research hypothesis is that there are diverging sets of biological background assumptions in the ongoing scientific debate concerning whether GM stacks are novel transgenic entities or not.
A transformation towards greater vertical coherence has also taken place but is not complete, and there are signs that local and external-scientific assessments of volcanic risk in Montserrat are diverging.
Environmental policies are broadly claimed to rely on sound scientific evidence because of the complexity, the uncertainty and the diverging political stakes that characterize issues like biodiversity decline or climate change.
Two scientists and a baby As their scientific paths diverged, Templeton and Palmer's personal lives became more tightly intertwined: Just as.
Why this diverging picture?
