Sentence examples for for scientific inquiry from inspiring English sources
Gods exist, but they are irrelevant for scientific inquiry.
Other scientists see the president's decision as a mixed blessing for scientific inquiry.
He possessed, Fox writes, "all of his era's thirst for scientific inquiry, most of its grand passions and many of its reflexive prejudices".
A life-long educator and passionate advocate of organ donation, Charlie Pepe has donated his body for scientific inquiry to Emory University.
When Dr. Masters began his work there were many in his profession who believed that sex was not a proper subject for scientific inquiry.
Now that treatment for PMS has become a legitimate field for scientific inquiry, other drugs will almost certainly be developed, and someday medication to alter normal but undesirable traits may become unremarkable.
The risk of unreliable measurements could be turned into an opportunity for learning how to calibrate the sensors in mobile devices used for scientific inquiries, by using, for instance, professional sensors located in the recorders' area (e.g. from local weather stations for air pressure) to retrieve more valid values.
The WHO Registration Data Set mandates the listing of a 'Research contact person', described as the 'person to contact for scientific inquiries about the trial.' [9] See Table 1 for a summary of the requirements of the WHO and the compliance with these requirements by ISRCTN, and ClinicalTrials.gov as stated on their respective websites.
The result was an influential view according to which there is no fact of the matter about which proposition a speaker/thinker expresses with a sentence of natural language, because talk of propositions is (at best) a way of talking about how we should regiment our verbal behavior for certain purposes and in particular, for purposes of scientific inquiry.
While clear learning gains were made for KI of scientific inquiry skills, the tools designed to promote a better understanding of group collaboration were not as successful.
Current and former employees say the military's hierarchical and secretive culture dampens the freewheeling inquiry needed for scientific research to flourish.
