Sentence examples for modern scientific practice from inspiring English sources

To begin with, we can incorporate whatever serendipitous discoveries from folk medicine into modern scientific practice, as in the case of the willow bark turned aspirin.

First, there are at least two distinct conceptual frameworks to consider: the philosophical nature of the scientific pursuit, and the true-to-life realities of the modern scientific practice, which are markedly different among disciplines (Matthews, 1994; Rudolph and Stewart, 1998; Staver, 1998; Schwartz and Lederman, 2002).

My methods are often a fusion of contemporary artistic and modern scientific practices.

Unlike the somewhat naive, practice-transfiguring research understanding of the action research of the 1970s, the modern socio-scientific practice research assumes that the actions systems of research on the one hand and practice (which is not rooted in the scientific system) on the other hand are characterised by structurally different interests and action and success logics.

Investigator networking and collaboration is common practice in modern scientific research, aided by the emergence of new technology, especially the Internet.

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".

"The 'Atlas' is the first photograph conservation research publication that integrates historical information and 'inside the darkroom' techniques of practicing photographers with modern scientific and analytical technology," said Dusan Stulik, a senior scientist at the institute who has been working on the project with a researcher, Art Kaplan.

The range of Agassiz's interests and expertise seems remarkable to a modern reader, given the narrow specialties of contemporary scientific practice, but in many ways, it was this restless curiosity that made him a transitional figure.

Both long-term practice in various cultures and modern scientific research have shown that meditation is an excellent tool that helps individuals reduce stress, clear the mind and allow for better concentration, among other benefits.

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.

In a historical and international perspective, this report discusses modernisation of TCM, an effort to bring the ancient practice of TCM in line with modern scientific standards [ 6].