Sentence examples for narrow scientific from inspiring English sources

His wide-ranging mind has occasionally caused confusion on the narrow scientific questions involving Pistorius.

He remains the only seismologist whose name anyone outside of narrow scientific circles would likely recognize.

We should ask ourselves, Do we want the whole truth about life or do we want to settle for narrow scientific truths?

Campaigners say support from the Pope has been critical in reframing climate change as a matter of human rights and justice – rather than a narrow scientific issue.

Despite the computing promise of game consoles that sell for less than $200, the researchers acknowledged that the experiment was likely to be most useful for a group of relatively narrow scientific problems.

Klosinski worked for Zanussi in the 1970s on Illumination (1973) and Camouflage (1977), both taking place in the narrow scientific academic community, both making wider philosophical and political statements.

"I think it warrants a discussion that goes beyond the narrowest scientific issues," said Carol Tucker Foreman, the director of food policy at the Consumer Federation of America.

The more traditional and narrower scientific definition encompasses biological, chemical, and physical agents encountered in the natural and built environment that are capable of causing harm.

Despite the narrow audience, scientific publishing is a remarkably big business.

Among these techniques are an increased use of Rule 16's pretrial conference authority to narrow the scientific issues in dispute, pretrial hearings where potential experts are subject to examination by the court, and the appointment of special masters and specially trained law clerks.

I have tried to avoid it by not losing contact with the institution I'd been working in before and by not specialising in too narrow a scientific field.