Sentence examples for noted science from inspiring English sources

Dr. Caplan of the University of Pennsylvania noted science's failure to yet clone even a primate, much less a human being.

As noted, science works best in the company of sense.

The bursts, lasting just milliseconds, can generate as much power as 500 million suns, noted Science Alert. .

Last night, we were treated to a two-and-a-half hour debate between noted science communicator Bill Nye, and the president of Kentucky's Creation Museum, Ken Ham.

Lewis Wolpert, a professor of biology at University College, London, and a noted science writer, chose the title "Malignant Sadness" to reflect his conviction that "normal sadness is to depression what normal growth is to cancer".

"Why else," he added, "would anyone write a book?" Mr. Pohl was married five times (his third wife was the noted science fiction writer and editor Judith Merril); his first four marriages ended in divorce.

Other students, however, must rely on personal medical insurance and legal action against the institution, notes science teaching safety consultant Linda Stroud in an email to Science Careers.

"Both models … see in the Americas a subtle signal from" Australo-Melanesians, notes Science co-author David Meltzer, an archaeologist at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas.

In reality, he notes, science is just one factor in conservation decisions: "It's up to the politicians and decision-makers to weigh the costs and benefits".

They don't trigger much of an immune response in us and are "insoluble in water, two facts that the classical Greeks exploited when they used cobwebs to patch bleeding wounds," notes science writer Adam Rutherford.

Snow noted how science was increasingly becoming unintelligible to the wider public, which in a democracy could be troublesome.