Sentence examples for modern scientific methods from inspiring English sources

Some teachers don't have scientific degrees and if they have, they are not keeping up with the modern scientific methods in teaching.

Many stone circles were prodded and probed in Victorian times and before, so the opportunity to apply modern scientific methods to a previously unexamined one is particularly exciting.

Even though they were secretive and self-deluded and their practices closer to magic than modern scientific methods, historians say, alchemists contributed to the emergence of modern chemistry as a science and an agent of commerce.

Its revitalization has become a "teach a man to fish" mission of the American government, which has poured millions of dollars into repairing Iraq's two biggest hatcheries, in the Babil province, and introducing modern scientific methods of irrigation and feeding across central Iraq.

In a paper published in 2007, the Czech immunologist Jaroslav Svoboda praised Holub's work and pointed out that Holub's ideas, including those on immunology, that might have seemed too bold or unspecific at the time when he suggested them were subsequently proved correct by modern scientific methods.

The way forward should be to mix the benefits of modern scientific methods with indigenous knowledge to create innovative technology that can solve problems in people's daily lives.

The result is an unnervingly original mixture of modern scientific method and old-fashioned spookery.

The influenza pandemic, he writes, was "the first great collision between nature and modern science"; "for the first time, modern humanity, a humanity practicing the modern scientific method, would confront nature in its fullest rage".

His theoretical and practical reliance on mathematics (which he considered to be the basic, unifying element of all science) was an important step in the early development of modern scientific method.

Al-Biruni contributed significant advances in calculus and trigonometry and boldly criticized Aristotle for relying on pure thought and reasoning, which often led to mistakes, instead of careful observation and experimentation, an early appreciation of the modern scientific method.

It was argued that Crombie read back some aspects of modern scientific method into the works of Grosseteste and Bacon.