Sentence examples for science concluded from inspiring English sources

Late last year, a study in Psychological Science concluded that that was not necessarily true.

An analysis in Science concluded that rising temperatures have already begun to depress global corn and wheat production.

Historians of science concluded that this was an instrument that calculated and illustrated astronomical information, particularly phases of the Moon and planetary motions, in the second century B.C.

THE IPCC's latest findings on the state of Earth's climate (and climate science) concluded unequivocally that global warming is real and that man is responsible.

However, the government committee working on the science concluded in December that so far it has proved too hard to separate deaths from particulates known as PM2.5s and those from NO2.

(A recent study in the Journal of Archaeological Science concluded that it wasn't humans who deforested Easter Island; rather, it was the rats that came along for the ride and then bred unchecked. The native palms couldn't produce seeds fast enough to keep up with their appetite).

Only if the resulting science concludes that his dolphins would thrive will Racanelli attempt a sanctuary.

But until science concludes that smoking marijuana has a true medical value, the agency is mandated by law to stop trafficking of this drug.

The League of European Research Universities has just published its own statement on citizen science, concluding that it can improve that quality and quantity of science, but that it takes time, effort and money.

Some economists, leaning towards a positivist view on science, conclude that CV is beyond the economics research programme.

OOI's six main installations three in the Atlantic and two in the Pacific are "important" to marine science, concludes the report, which defines "important" as "useful but not essential".