Sentence examples for relation to science from inspiring English sources

What's our relation to science and nature when everything's DNA can get spliced up and changed?

On the whole, it looks like once again, innovation has emerged as the poor relation to science.

Preferred topics include: Daoism in relation to science, medicine, cultivation, spirituality, history, culture, arts, music, ecology, ethics, and more.

In 1984, he founded a center for the study of religious beliefs in relation to science, at Oxford, where he became the only member of the theology faculty also to hold a science doctorate.

But this comes close to simple prejudice, little more than saying "I don't believe the same things about religion and it's relation to science as Templeton, and so no one should have anything to do with them".

Giving new governments the benefit of the doubt - judging them on their actual actions in relation to science funding and the use of evidence in policy making - will make the relationship between the science sector and the government more productive in the long term.

Yet, as an emerging public, DIYbio relies on an ambiguous relation to institutionalized science, and might be turned into a transfer of materialities and temporalities from public domains to science.

Our target, which is one of the toughest on earth, bears no relation to current science.

This power, known as sovereignty, could be seen as holding the same relation to political science in the 19th century that capital held to economics.

This paper presents an open source software library that was developed through research undertaken at Aberystwyth University for environmental remote sensing, particularly in relation to vegetation science.

Students become involved in the wider aspects of reproduction, such as prenatal diagnosis, in vitro fertilization, abortion, menopause, contraception and ethics relation to reproductive science.