Sentence examples for promising science from inspiring English sources
But advocates of this promising science can't rest yet.
The most promising science students at Midwood, approximately 105 freshmen, are steered into the research program.
"What we do, rather, is communicate, through advertising, the promising science relating to pomegranates.
There are distressingly few women willing to donate their eggs for experiments at the frontiers of this promising science.
To derail such promising science based on the objections of a minority of member states, who do not wish their scientists to carry out this research, would be unwise and unfair, particularly to patients".
This promising science could vastly improve the lives of our grandchildren, and maybe Ms. Paul's right to suggest that today's readers are part of a "transitional generation" on its way to greater fetal knowledge and outcomes.
"Protecting young children from adversity is a promising, science-based strategy to address many of the most persistent and costly problems facing contemporary society, including limited educational achievement, diminished economic productivity, criminality, and disparities in health," the pediatrics academy said in its policy statement.
With 240 patents, and another 280 pending, Immersion has a firmer grip than almost anyone else on the always-overdue-but-promising science of haptics, which combines software and motors to add a tactile interface to the digital world.
So instead of a Weaver-led movie from one of Hollywood's most promising young science fiction film-makers aimed at restoring the saga to its pre-Alien 3 glory, we face the prospect of another portentous pseudo-origin story about mankind's connections to the xenomorphs and their utterly tedious extra-terrestrial "Engineer" creators.
Two upstanding if rather dull police officers take the lead on the case, but you're better off watching Dr. Bernard Kingsley, the pioneering forensic pathologist who cleans up the primitive procedures at the London morgue and does clever things with the promising new science of "finger marks".
And check back next year for another batch of promising data science — for social good, naturally.
