Sentence examples for reply to science from inspiring English sources

"Severity of infection, including lethality, is a complex biologic phenomenon involving pre-existing immunity to pathogens, individual susceptibility, pathogen dose, etc.," said Kawaoka in an e-mail reply to Science.

Wheeler recalled asking his mother, at the age of four, where the universe ended; his dissatisfaction with her reply led him to science.

He neglected his possessions in order to devote himself to science, and in reply to the question, what was the object of being born, he remarked: 'The investigation of the Sun, Moon and heaven'.

In a reply, which Mörner provided to ScienceInsider, he disputes that charge.

The constructive empiricist might reply to Relativity by insisting that while we must look to science for an account of observability, observability is not a theory-dependent notion.

The project was submitted to ESA in reply to the AO in the Life and Physical Science of 2004 and data taking began in December 2005.

The National Science Foundation needs one more week to reply to a controversial request from the chairman of the House of Representatives science committee to explain why five social sciences grants were approved.

I was replying to ads in Science, keeping an eye on the Internet, and in general doing all that my adviser had taught me to do and more.

Another realist reply to the epistemic challenge is to argue that mathematics and logic, not science, are the right models of moral theory (Scanlon 2014).

Traditional epistemologists often attempt to reply to arguments for skepticism without appeal to information available from the sciences.

This is the author's reply to three very different reviews of Mind As Machine: A history of Cognitive Science (Vols 1 2).