Sentence examples for science carefully from inspiring English sources
Teams of people inside these oil majors track the state of that science carefully, and as the consensus deepens around the threat of severe (and possibly irreversible) impacts of climate change on humankind, the personal moral dilemmas deepen proportionately.
Meyerson, who had no doubt of the basic realist impetus of science, carefully distinguished Einstein's "rational deduction of the physical world" from the geometrical unifications of gravitation and electromagnetism of Weyl and Eddington.
Despite the pain of needle pricks, we need to get shots -- and read claims about science carefully.
Kirk told me, "No one really scrutinized the science very carefully".
"If we promote our opinions as though they are the truth, people won't listen to the science as carefully because they'll think we have an agenda," says Ingrid Burke of Colorado State University in Fort Collins.
In this book he explains the science clearly and carefully.
Nevertheless, when a strange theory makes a strange prediction and that prediction proves correct, it behoves science to investigate carefully.
Behavioral Science Consultation Teams carefully recorded the effects of interrogation "approaches" with names like "fear up harsh" and "ego down" and suggested how to amend these approaches to induce prisoners to exhaustion and compliance.
Her role The bluestocking who missed the story, or the sober Newsnight science editor who carefully chose not to report what she dismissed as a "gossipy aside" - both views held of Susan Watts, the second BBC journalist thrust into the limelight at the Hutton inquiry.
Now researchers report in tomorrow's Science that by carefully nudging the atom cloud at the heart of an atom laser with light, they have produced an atom beam that is far more like a laser beam.
Biology faculty, teachers, textbook writers, and science journalists should carefully consider the necessity of "force-talk" given that it may elicit everyday force-dynamic reasoning models that fail to accurately explain evolutionary change. .
