Sentence examples for more recent science from inspiring English sources

This matters for more recent science too.

More recent science has cast sharp doubt on some of those conclusions.

But now, to account for more recent science, labels must also display protection levels against longer-wavelength U.V.A. radiation.

Some of the more recent science is showing that the elite controller status is related to the host genetics permitting robust cell-mediated immunity and/or restricting an infection in their CD4 lymphocytes and macrophages.

In a report * issued last week, the committee says many more recent science Ph.D.s would be willing to teach high school science and math if the government helped with the transition, if the certification process were compressed, and if they could retain ties to research.

According to the more recent science, it's not just the size of the dose that matters, but the timing of the dose, the age and size of the person exposed, the potential for low-dose effects and the enhanced toxicity of chemical mixtures.

Building upon a selective history of so-called "wire evil," and more recent social science research regarding public perceptions of electric infrastructure, this article explores renewable transmission lines as sites of tension between landscape aesthetics and environmental ethics.

But more recent popular science writers lack Weinberg's discipline in drawing the line.

But more recent political science research suggests that the Reagan White House maintained an extensive internal polling operation to ensure that he could maintain the appearance of a center while still pulling policy in a more conservative direction.

Others rely on claims regarding "procreational responsibility" that the Department has disavowed already in litigation as unreasonable, or claims regarding the immutability of sexual orientation that we do not believe can be reconciled with more recent social science understandings.

Despite its rarity, or perhaps because of it, it has been often described as the first science fiction and fantasy magazine ever published, though more recent assessments by science fiction and pulp historians agree instead that the magazine was a failed attempt at specialization.