Sentence examples for lay science from inspiring English sources

While I still have a hard time wrapping my head around the idea of multiple universes and string theory, no violin pun attempted, I find that he has a beautiful way of explaining these concepts to the lay science enthusiast.

The general public will be informed of the results through lay science articles in local and national newspapers with the specific aim of creating a better understanding of this infection and eliminating certain illusions about the 'flesh-eating bacteria'.

Lay science articles in local and national newspapers will be produced with the aim to reach out to and create a bridge between scientific and public audiences.

Almost 200 years after Jefferson had cryptically parried accusations of the affair with the words "the man who fears no truth has nothing to fear from lies", science had exposed the facts that a mixture of prejudice and politics had kept hidden.

"Do Numbers Lie," Science Cafe presentation (with Brett Walenz) at North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, October 27, 2016.

LePage is firebrand conservative whom Politico named "America's craziest governor". LePage has said in the past that climate change is a hoax and that it's "made-up science, lying science". He has also said that maybe global warming wouldn't be so bad for Maine because it could open up new shipping routes.

Problems arise when, in an effort to build a bridge between science and lay audiences, science communicators select and simplify primary research (O'Hara 1992).

Having decided his future lay in science television, he managed to land a job working as a researcher on ITV's children's science programmes How 2 and The Big Bang.

"At its core lay flawed science, dubious methodology and wishful thinking," Hooper writes.

In Zhang Dongsun's view, the only difference between metaphysics and science lay in the fact that science applied the postulate of relations, while metaphysics applied the postulates of being and existence (Zhang 2002: 77).

He preferred literature to the sciences, and Father was convinced that the truth lay in the sciences, the sciences and theology.