Sentence examples for free scientists from inspiring English sources

This phase can free scientists from the thorough peer review that otherwise validates their theories.

Dr. Nowak and his colleagues argue that their analysis should free scientists to think of other ways that altruism and other kinds of social behavior might evolve.

They also want to free scientists from having to spend huge amounts of time applying for research grants, Mr. Gray said, describing the process as "brilliant minds being wasted on paperwork".

The stunning announcement by Japanese and American research teams that they have obtained highly promising stem cells without having to destroy an embryo could help free scientists from shackles that have long hobbled their efforts.

That would free scientists to use federal money to do experiments with many of the scores of stem cell lines that have been derived since then either in other countries or with private money in the United States.

Stem cells Arguably the result most directly affecting researchers was in Michigan, where voters passed a measure that will free scientists from state restrictions on stem cell research.

(It was neither a total war nor quite a limited war, just a quick war, he wrote, after which joyful Iraqis would thank their liberators, and freed scientists would reveal giant stacks of weapons of mass destruction).

A distinctive aspect of the new cognitive revolution that Toni Frohoff spoke to me about is that scientific facts, of all things, are now freeing scientists like herself to be more expansive storytellers.

This empowers decision makers and the public by contextualizing expert knowledge and frees scientists to provide relevant information that has not yet met the rigorous standards of scientific proof and peer review.

I.B.M. offers its service free to scientists; businessmen pay $300 an hour.

Yet there are some awards you can apply for that come with fewer strings and are intended to free up scientists from pedestrian funding concerns.