Sentence examples for realities of science from inspiring English sources

Whatever the realities of science's cultural position, the real problem of not recognising science as culture is that you do not discuss it in public enough, including critiquing the ways in which it is run.

We really need to educate the public, and ourselves, about the realities of science.

While these promises sound nice and seem sound, they ignore the realities of science and make for bad public policy.

At no point did a majority of Americans come to dislike science and technology, but a substantial fraction began to hold some opinions divorced both from the realities of science and technology and from the prevailing opinions circa the 1960s.

Postdocs like these "more closely resemble the realities of science careers, where you are expected to give up time at the bench to become supervisors, teachers, committee members, grant writers, and advisers, along with being productive scientists," says Andrea Morris, a past FIRST fellow and now a faculty member at Haverford College in Pennsylvania.

For other pressing issues, society, governments, and the cold realities of science will demand even more dramatic changes.

That most biomedical research cannot be reproduced is increasingly seen by many pharmaceutical companies as a costly commercial reality of science.

Although we often pretend that experiments settle the truth for us — that we are mere passive observers, dutifully recording the facts — the reality of science is a lot messier.

Gabriel, in Thomas King's The Back of the Turtle, plunges from the reality of science gone awry into a world of falling aliens and the possibilities of salvage, if not salvation; and in Joan Thomas's The Opening Sky, a fragile family structure survives its members' substantive changes.

Among the subjects presented in ʿIshrūn maqālāt are a proof of God's existence and his creation of the world, a discussion of the reality of science, the substantial and accidental composition of the world, the utility of prophecy and prophets, and the signs of true prophets and prophecy.

A reality of science is understanding that the more we peer and examine, the more our studies elude us.