Sentence examples for route to science from inspiring English sources

Jarvis took an indirect route to science.

"Everyone knows, 'Don't go to Steve's lab unless you're crazy,' " he says, because his lab isn't a direct route to science's usual currency: publications, tenure, and funding.

A more compelling route to reconciling science and religion comes in Shermer's discussions of theology and reasons for belief.

You can make it without formal postgraduate training, but it is definitely the safest (if not the cheapest) route to a science journalism career.

For museums that are affiliated with a government administration, there is no clear route to getting federal science grants.

It talks about how there is anything but a linear route to success in science.

But is academic policy training the most effective route to a career in science policy?

For students seeking a pragmatic route to a career involving science, a PSM merits serious consideration.

The AAAS fellowship program ( http://www.aaas.org/careers/fellowships.html) is the most direct route to a career in science policy and administration.

This he opposed to the "abstractions" of mathematical physics, and he denied its claim to be the route to certitude in the sciences.

But he is also devoted to science, and spends the time in the helicopter en route to Air Force Two reading magazines like Nature, Science and Discover.