Sentence examples for robust scientific knowledge from inspiring English sources
For the first time in history, we are developing robust scientific knowledge about human nature, especially through empirical psychological theories of morality and culture that are informed by evolutionary theory.
"We therefore need an urgent response based on robust scientific knowledge… The time to act is now, and we advocate for local, regional and national governments to urgently commit to funding the research needed to stop the Buruli ulcer".
The phrase 'proper context' implies that these families' understanding of their family history is now – appropriately and belatedly – catching up with robust scientific knowledge.
We therefore expect the demand from local governments for more socially robust scientific knowledge in public health to become stronger and that local governments will invest more in Mode-2 knowledge production.
Panel members compiled a catalog of biological alterations strongly associated with breast cancer in the scientific literature, as well as emerging empirical evidence, to create a robust overview of current scientific knowledge of the disease.
As with all fields of scientific research, technological developments and critical analyses of published literature are important means with which to improve methods, provide more robust and reproducible contributions and expand scientific knowledge.
There, his wide knowledge of biology, chemistry and physics was especially helpful in providing robust scientific analyses during his tenure as president of Science for Peace, an organisation founded during the cold war, dedicated to the use of scientific knowledge to inform and change public policy.
The conclusions are robust to controlling for the endogenous nature of firms' use of scientific knowledge.
It is based on scientific knowledge about humans, which is then applied, using robust tools and techniques.
A robust physician-scientist workforce is key to bridging the gap between scientific knowledge and medical practice.
Experience within my discipline allowed me to speak with some authority on whether policy was generally consistent with current scientific knowledge, and whether the information being used was robust.
