Sentence examples for given science from inspiring English sources
Given that dogs and people share quite a few diseases, it seems that dog breeders have given science quite a useful tool.
Second, and even more important, there is our overall assessment of work in a given science in comparison with other sciences.
"The two conditions [blood clots and platelet function disorder] are complete opposites but by uncovering the key to one of them, we have given science a chance to tackle the other, more common form," Senis said.
(Hume had hoped to dig up the world's first complete skeleton, which would have given science the sure knowledge of the ratio of a dodo's bone measurements; with that information, one would know the size of every dodo ever unearthed, even if represented by only a single bone).
It also shows that biology 2.0 can solve the other great question besides how life works: how it has evolved and diversified over the course of time.As is often the way with scientific discovery, technological breakthroughs of the sort that have given science the Neanderthal genome have been as important to the development of genomics as intellectual insights have been.
In Auguste Comte's theory of science, phenomena (phenomenes) are the facts (faits, what occurs) that a given science would explain.
Pop culture, too, is part of "a positive trend line," given science-themed blockbuster films like "Avatar" and the durable "Star Wars" series, and popular television programs like the "C.S.I".
It is about giving science and policy a steer".
It also has to give science a more central role in policy formation.
Wonderful -- anything to give science a positive and prominent public profile.
