Sentence examples for evolving sciences from inspiring English sources

She was immersing herself in the rapidly evolving sciences of stress physiology and neuroendocrinology, staying up late reading journals like Molecular Psychiatry and Nature Neuroscience.

But the globalization of the marketplace, new technologies and evolving science support the need for modernizing the F.D.A.'s statutory authority and oversight.

But many experts on the circumstances — scientific, diplomatic and economic — surrounding the 1987 treaty signing say that while some things are similar now, like the looming environmental risks revealed by evolving science, almost everything else is very different.

Rogers ventures from the whiskey-making mecca of the Scottish Highlands to the most sophisticated gene-sequencing labs in the world -- and to more than one bar -- introducing us to the motley characters and evolving science behind the latest developments in boozy technology.

The account is provided in the context of a rapidly evolving science and competitive landscape for this therapeutic target.

"Because nanotechnology remains an emerging and evolving science," says Nanophase Technologies in its annual report for the year ended last December, "there are no accepted standards, measurements or protective equipment available that are specific to nanoparticle safety".

Factors that favor the design and maintenance of specialized food composition databases include the limited availability of data for some bioactive components, uncertain quality of the available data, large number of bioactive components, and evolving science about the physiological roles of these components.

Many lessons have been learned from over 100 years of evolving science, changing public opinion and important (although imperfect) legislation.

The ever evolving science of "epigenetics" supports the theory that the hundreds of decisions we make every day (and night) shape our future in very significant ways.

It is essential that legal reform keep up with the rapidly evolving science of genomics.

Taxonomy has become a flexible and constantly evolving science and further progress in methodologies will probably result in additional adjustments in the classification of members of the genus Campylobacter.