Sentence examples for science addressing from inspiring English sources

In 2005, Ride was one of the authors of a letter to Science addressing remarks by Lawrence Summers, then-president of Harvard University, asserting that genetic differences predispose men to perform better in math and scientific fields.

By and large, the author restricts his discussions to science, addressing the scientific evidence that supports evolutionary theory and the failure of creationist "science" to adhere to the core principles of scientific investigation.

Improved quantitative understanding of the linkages between ecohydrological processes and many facets of ecosystem services is consistent with the goals of the emerging socio-hydrology science addressing water issues relevant to human well-being including the physical, cultural, and socioeconomic values of water.

The study of animal communication is a complex science addressing a wide range of multi-layered questions, such as how a signal is emitted (e.g., visually, acoustically etc), how it is perceived (e.g. the spectral range and sensitivity of colour vision), and of course the adaptive reasons for signaling (e.g., deterring rivals, attracting mates).

SNP detection is also of great importance to agriculture and animal science, addressing quantitative trait loci (QTL) identification, marker assisted selection, genome mapping, food traceability, parental tests, detection of genetically modified organisms in food and feed, diagnosis of animal genetic diseases, and disease susceptibility.

A workshop titled "New Concerns and New Science Addressing Environmental Asbestos Exposures" was presented at the 2014 meeting of the Society of Toxicology.

This past week, for instance, the mighty enterprise of science addressed itself to such newsy topics as the flu (there's still time to get vaccinated!), and mental illness and gun control.

(3) The future of geomorphology as research science addresses a selection of these challenges.

Pharmaceutical materials science addresses the physical solid-state properties of pharmaceutical products, such as solubility and stability of crystal structures.

Case complexity is thought to be a major contributor to justice system problems, but little systemic science addresses the issue at any agency level [6][4].

Further, while empiricists typically conceive of the world as something objectively given to a subject, who thus forms a static representation of it that then guides action, embodied cognitive science addresses how the dynamic interplay between embodied agent and the world generates cognition.