Sentence examples for feeds scientific from inspiring English sources

The River Styles framework (Brierley & Fryirs, 2000, 2005, p. 398) is a geomorphic tool that feeds scientific information into river management applications and prioritization, striving to ensure that actions reflect the values of a given place.

A critical appraisal of published results from studies on the efficacy of antiretroviral drugs is most welcome since it feeds the scientific debate and points out over-interpretation of the results by investigators or drug companies.

Even before he wooed and wed the charming Emma Wedgwood, Darwin suspected that his growing religious doubts, fed by scientific discoveries that seemed to disprove the biblical creation story, might dash his chances for matrimonial harmony.

The all-consuming engine driving this process is an ever-expanding capitalist economy, fed by scientific research and the latest technologies.

We discuss ways in which this knowledge could be combined with, or fed into scientific knowledge and innovation, and the extent to which this is likely to be possible.

There is thus a crucial need for a proper balance between basic and translational research to adequately feed the scientific pipeline for advancing public health.

With 18 different categories ranging from quantum physics and cosmology to calculus and artificial intelligence, users can browse custom activity feeds to find scientific articles, problems to solve and discussions.

A mobile app called Open Drug Discovery Teams (ODDT) was created to collect Twitter feeds on multiple scientific hashtags (e.g., rare diseases like #huntingtons, and #sanfilipposyndrome, #gaucher, #huntersyndrome #fabry, #Tay-Sachs, #NGLY1, #hurlersyndrome, #pompedisease, #krabbe, #fmdaware, #niemannpick and #Batten).

Every morning, I edit scientific news feeds for our Web site, a task that I love.

> -wrap-foot> This lack of consensus reflects differences in regulatory philosophy, founded in sociopolitical as well as scientific considerations, and differences in perceptions of both the need for safety assessment of GM foods and feeds in general and the scientific value of WF toxicity studies specifically.

Such detailed records of how earthquakes propagate would feed back into scientific understanding of tectonic ruptures.