Sentence examples for example of scientific from inspiring English sources
The Stapel case was an outlier, an extreme example of scientific fraud.
"This is a flagrant example of scientific misconduct," Dr. Fang said.
It could be argued that the recently resurgent aquatic ape theory is a good example of scientific cherry picking.
You'll remember the Durham fish oil "trial" story, possibly the greatest example of scientific incompetence documented from a local authority.
David Tilman, an ecologist at the University of Minnesota in St Paul, says the study is a rare example of scientific knowledge being properly implemented in farming.
Dr. Sanders, the Purdue virologist, tests his analysis of data falsification in Dr. Croce's papers in a particularly direct way: He teaches one of them to his sophomore biology students as an example of scientific misconduct.
The campaign group Sense About Science (SAS) has collated scores of examples of scientific abuse from the past year and today publishes its annual list of celebrity-science shame.
It will showcase pioneering examples of scientific photography by the like of William Henry Fox Talbot, Eadweard Muybridge and Harold Edgerton alongside works by contemporary artists including Hiroshi Sugimoto.
The length of time that Poehlman perpetrated his fraud — 10 years — and its scope make his case unique, even among the most egregious examples of scientific misconduct.
