Sentence examples for science consistently from inspiring English sources

However, a recent study by psychologists Roy King and Derek Koehler of the University of Waterloo in Ontario, published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology, appears to have resolved the paradox whereby the public and even large corporations believe in graphology, while science consistently fails to support it.

Science consistently points to the effects it has on our sleep, happiness, and productivity, while mindfulness bootcamps and digital diet plans have given way to an entire industry.

South Korea's students excel in the fields of math and science, consistently ranking among the top 10 countries on international assessments.

"Mrs. Goodman and the company she works for have a reputation of misrepresenting the science consistently," said Bert Brunekreef, director of the Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences at Universiteit Utrecht in the Netherlands and co-author of two of the articles.

In "Bias Persists for Women of Science, a Study Finds Science TimeseSept.pt. 25), a Yale study showed how science professors consistently undervalue the abilities of female science students.

I could not put it better than Congressman Vern Ehlers, one of the few dissenting Republicans, who said: "This decision shows dangerous disregard for our nation's future at a time when other nations continue to surpass our students in math and science and consistently increase their funding of basic research.

He insists that there can be no expert method or science of consistently persuading crowds.

"Forests in the United States are robust and sustainably managed, and climate science has consistently and clearly documented the carbon benefits of utilizing forest biomass for energy production," Senator Susan Collins (R ME), said on the Senate floor on 3 February, a day after lawmakers approved her amendment adding the wood-burning provision to the energy bill.

It is a restaurant and atelier that sometimes uses scientific techniques to complement traditional food preparation, but where science is consistently secondary to taste.

The committee is perhaps best known not for its support for science (Republicans consistently vote to defund federal science agencies), but for subpoenaing the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for, wait for it, conducting climate science.

Back in 2007, a National Research Council report found that only 28% of high school science teachers consistently followed the National Research Council guidelines on teaching evolution, and 13% of those teachers explicitly advocated creationism or "intelligent design".