Sentence examples for enter into science from inspiring English sources

In the USA, calculus serves as an introductory course for college freshmen, but especially for those intending to enter into science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) majors; therefore, student success in Calculus I is of critical importance without which continuation in a STEM major is impossible.

Her very conception of science changed when she started working with pharmaceutical compounds: Thinking about how a compound may affect a living animal added a level of complexity that didn't previously enter into her science.

Even though that information might have been beneficial, basically all that data was banned and not allowed to enter into modern science to the extent that it could be controlled.

In the following centuries, simianisation would enter into different sciences and humanities.

Nanotechnology, which deals with features as small as a 1 billionth of a meter, began to enter into mainstream physical sciences and engineering some 20 years ago.

Only when the question arises of what distinguishes Comte from the latter does science enter into the picture.

They defend this conventional element: "a philosophical point, widely appreciated by philosophers of science, but often not explicitly acknowledged by scientists, deserves to be noted in relation to this: conventional elements almost always enter into theoretical reasoning in science (Nagel 1961; Sarkar 1998).

For Rosmini, the problem of being is finally considered under the three divisions of the science of theosophy: ontology, rational theology and cosmology, each of which must enter into the other if the science is to be complete.

They enter into the blood.

Prisoners cannot enter into contracts".

Profitability did not enter into it.