Sentence examples for led to science from inspiring English sources

Early work in genetic engineering in the 1970's led to science fiction movies about genetically engineered monsters that included an updated version of the H. G. Wells classic "The Island of Dr. Moreau" in 1977 and found its first true blockbuster in 1993's "Jurassic Park," featuring hungry dinosaurs cloned from prehistoric DNA.

(She also showed a slide at the meeting that led to Science to discover that the original paper had a mislabeled image, which factored into the full retraction).

The American military — whose pressing wartime needs and ample budget had led to science-based V.C. — awarded Doriot the Distinguished Service Medal.

They may also eventually lead to science policy careers.

I want to raise my hand and ask, "So, not just the legs?" Invariably, the information sessions lead to tours, and the tours lead to science rooms, which is when I start to really pay attention.

Process-based nutrient cycling models through these primary flowpaths will then greatly improve our ability for prediction, and lead to science-based approaches to improve the health of our freshwater resources.

The Emory initiative has led to a science textbook in Tibetan and English, produced by Emory professors and translators from the library.

For several disparate reasons, the decades following the end of World War II (WWII) rather quickly led to a science of paleoanthropology that is recognizably modern.

In the past 30 years new discoveries have led to prevention science being established as a discipline designed to mitigate these problem behaviours.

In turn, this led to attending science fiction conventions from about 1963/4, which stopped when he got his first job a few years later.

The reason is simple: basic science produces new applied science (technology), and new technology in turn produces new methods of doing basic science, which leads to new science that produces new technology, and so on.