Sentence examples for much scientific work from inspiring English sources

Much scientific work remains undone, the report said.

Nature – whether preserving, protecting, or even deifying it – is at the heart of much green thinking and much scientific work.

The one-season voyage of the Sibiryakov through the passage in 1932 accomplished much scientific work and was the first to use the route north of Severnaya Zemlya.

Until the late 18th century, much scientific work on mammals was devoted to taxonomy or to the practical matters of animal husbandry.

It is simpler to note a corporate connection than to analyze all the other factors that can bias researchers' work: their background and ideology, their yearnings for publicity and prestige and power, the politics of their profession, the agendas of the public agencies and foundations and grant committees that finance so much scientific work.

Yet, in their ability to bring to life the experiences of the Station B observers, and even the laborious, repetitive nature of much scientific work, they are both valuable as historic evidence and a lively account of a group of adventurous young men.

Furthermore, much of the scientific work being done in the area is not on new techniques but on the science of what cooks are already doing.

This is hard to take, given that the federal government did much of the scientific work that led to development of the drug and provided contract money that got the company started.

Much of the scientific work addressing the enigmas of anxiety and its disorders has been conducted among European Americans.

Recent work on Xenophanes' epistemology and his cosmology has made much of his scientific work clearer and more impressive (Lesher 1992, Mourelatos 2008).

Much of the scientific work of Ward has been devoted to this problem and it is for this reason that some specific aspects of the stress transfer through chain molecules will be elaborated here.