Sentence examples for relatively science from inspiring English sources

"Relatively, science is doing well," says an official with the Science and Technology Agency.

The synthesis of these sciences into the relatively nascent science of reproductive toxicology includes teratology, pharmacology, epidemiology, and occupational and environmental health.

Two recommendations in "The Fertility Diet" are backed by relatively solid science.

He gave a run-down on the relatively new science of marine bio-acoustics.

Other studies have shown - and this is relatively new science that is emerging - that fructose is much more harmful than glucose.

The relatively new science of sentiment analysis – the automated mining of opinion – has been dogged by the difficulties of getting computers to understand the complexities of natural language.

The relatively new science of evolutionary psychology offers perhaps the best explanation for why that's not the case in humans.

curriculum makes connections, professors say, between the relatively abstract science being taught in the classroom and the way it plays out in real life.

And although he did relatively little science fiction after "Body Snatchers," he did star in the horror comedy "Piranha" (1978) as a mad scientist breeding killer fish.

and "Minority Report," two relatively downbeat science fiction films, Mr. Spielberg seemed overjoyed to be working on a lighthearted project, a caper film about a particularly elusive impersonator and scammer.

The new approach guided by the relatively new science of the calorie, and by a general zest for modern rationality of diet emphasized thrift and health above enjoyment, and generally seemed to treat the notion of pleasurable food with suspicion.