Sentence examples for hence science from inspiring English sources

The question is not "Were these dinosaurs social, and how can we know?" but "What evidence already exists that will support our desired image of dinosaur behaviour?" Hence science is falsely shown as the search for only the data that will support preconceived conclusions, rather than an ongoing interrogation of nature in which the evidence does not always support what we had hoped or expected.

For Neurath physicalist language, and hence science in turn, is inseparable from ordinary language of any time and place.

Hence, science journalists have an important role in the communication process about nanotechnology because they have to deal with contradictory information or uncertain scientific explanations.

Hence, science teachers' acceptance or rejection of evolutionary theory determines how they may present it to their students (Rutledge and Mitchell 2002).

She has made use of her account to examine how sexist and racist values are not well-supported by evidence and hence science that is sexist and racist is clearly not good science (Clough 2003a; Clough and Loges 2008).

Hence, science education should focus on promoting students' abilities to take part in social discussions and discourses regarding SSI in the near future to achieve scientific literacy and citizenship.

Hence political science, along with other social science disciplines, is key to understanding the context in which technical solutions are carried out.

I also wanted to make it a little bit more modern and forward looking: hence the science [from October, Professor Jim Al-Khalili will present a science discussion show on Tuesdays at 9am].

Apple's apple symbol is a tribute to Isaac Newton, and hence to science and innovation.

The reason was that early travellers needed to know where they were and dared not rename geography, especially rivers (hence the science of hydronomy).

But this would have delayed the LHC, and would have cost CERN, and hence the science community, a lot of money due to cancelled contracts and various other complications.