Sentence examples for instructive science from inspiring English sources

One of the so-called outsiders, Dr. Julian Bailes of West Virginia University, chairman of its department of neurosurgery and one of the primary authors of the depression study on retired players, said he found the forum a positive step toward more collaborative and instructive science.

The example of Switzerland is instructive for UK science as we contemplate EU membership.

No detective story would end on such a note, but it is instructive for a science story to strike such a tone.

For Mr. Obama, a deliberator in an instinctive business, this may be as instructive as any political science text.

Traditional legal or constitutional analysis, using the first definition, has produced a huge body of literature on governmental structures, many of the specialized terms that are a part of the traditional vocabulary of political science, and several instructive classifying schemes.

In today's climate of division between religion and science, it's instructive to read about a marriage in which the two cultures improved each for exposure to the other.

(For a systematic discussion of laws in the social sciences, the debate between Kincaid 2004 and Roberts 2004 on whether there are laws in the social sciences is very instructive).

The emerging science described here may be instructive for risk assessment and public health decision making.

Some of this learning will come from non-traditional sources, such as medical or surgical grand rounds (regular conferences discussing the science around particularly challenging or instructive cases) in a medical center.

To the Editor: The new science of mind is fascinating and instructive, but also seductive.

FOR decades, planetariums and science centers have mixed their offerings of instructive starscapes and educational films with more fanciful fare: laser shows customarily set to thunderous rock music.