Sentence examples for procedure science from inspiring English sources

We return now to other kinds of "litigation-driven science," science done to establish the safety of a specific substance, product, or procedure; science done with the strategic aim of spoiling science that might at some future point become inconvenient; or science done to establish results that might be useful against a competitor (e.g., in patent infringement or market share).

And if any Trumparians try to make an end run around standard procedures, science, environmental and public health groups most certainly will take them to court.

It is a common procedure in science (and elsewhere) to list all the factors that might affect a given situation and select from the complete list those that appear critical.

However, the authors do wonder how much information would need to be provided under this ground, and whether this could be provided within a consent procedure – genetic science is complicated and vast.

"Reproducibility" can be considered as an epistemic criterion that sits at the heart of what counts as an experimental procedure in science: Investigating what should be reproducible and by whom leads to different types of experimental reproducibility, which can be observed to play different roles in experimental practice.

He teaches courses on civil procedure, social science and law, as well as race and law.

The allegations against climate scientists were that they perverted and corrupted the tried and tested processes and procedures of science.

The internal evaluation procedures of science such as peer review and bibliometrics are not covered, nor are methods used to projects and individuals ex ante.

Whilst the focus here lies on phylogeny reconstruction under maximum parsimony, it is plausible that our results are more widely applicable to optimisation procedures in science and industry.

"At some point I think that would be a really good tool to have up here because it would be a lot easier to have a single tablet, a single screen, to take with you to do procedures and science experiments instead of having a big laptop with you".

Reif found a procedure specifying a science concept.