Sentence examples for practising science from inspiring English sources

They should read Darwin properly, note his agreement with the shamans and the pharaohs, and start practising science, rather than scientism".

Given that around one in four people are thought to suffer from mental health problems each year, it is pretty certain that a reasonable proportion of those who are mentally ill will end up practising science.

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Again, the choice is between representing reality or representing how we practise science.

But it soon came to seem unlikely, for most, that they would ever practise science as a public service again.

He told the Guardian: "In retrospect, it is clear that the Norwich group were practising evangelical science.

Christou and co-authors suggest that by practising 'flawed science', we are working against 'progress towards a better quality of life' and in fact are 'actively working to make life worse'.

After taking up his place at Swansea University to pursue a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc). in sport and exercise science, he practised on the university's running track and also trained with a local running club, the Swansea Harriers Athletic Club.

You're recommending he practises his science in a walled garden.

Do you practise safe science, or are you prepared to take some intellectual risks when it comes to your research?

This is not the kind of science practised in darkened rooms or in pristine laboratories.