Sentence examples for progression of science from inspiring English sources
"Without being able to do so, all progression of science and human understanding could grind to a halt".
The development of economic globalization and the progression of science and technology yield more and more frequent contact and communication between people in different countries and regions, which further directly accelerates the development of global economy and fosters the prosperity and flourishing of a society.
However, the progression of science and technology also represents the evolution of our species".
While controversy is necessary for the progression of science [27], when it comes to treating a patient with severe sepsis, a clinical decision is also necessary for the betterment of this patient's outcome.
Fundamentally, not publishing the inefficiency of antipsychotic drugs in this animal model could be detrimental to the progression of science; however, one can understand why it was not pursued.
Sir Wellcome's vision was to create a space to house his collections and to enable the progression of medical science.
A search of the literature at PubMed for the term "microbiome" in the title and abstract illustrates the fast progression of microbiome science.
"Even though the community of researchers doing sensitive work has the same needs as those doing unrestricted research, the absence of a peer-reviewed publication … impedes the quality and progression of sensitive science," wrote JSCoRE co-editor William Brad Martinin of the U.S. National Security Agency and colleagues in a poster on the journal's origins that they presented at a meeting last year.
We begin by assessing the conceptual progression of social science contributions to gender-transformative health programming with men.
The progression of imaging sciences and molecular analysis of the human organism have traveled on parallel paths - only recently to intersect and inform insightful developments for molecular imaging.
But then he explains the transition, and it sort of makes sense, a progression of curiosity, from science to public policy to public service, in which he has always embraced a common sense approach to problem solving.
