Sentence examples for science emphasized that from inspiring English sources

The leaders of Narrative Science emphasized that their technology would be primarily a low-cost tool for publications to expand and enrich coverage when editorial budgets are under pressure.

At a news conference in Washington, Dr. Edward J. Weiler, NASA's associate administrator for space science, emphasized that this was "a science-driven, not a mission-driven" program, meaning that to a large extent, its pace and direction would be decided by what is learned about the diverse and surprising planet as the flights unfold.

Dr. Jeffrey M. Drazen, Editor-in-Chief of the New England Journal of Medicine exemplified journal publication process and its sensitivity to translational science emphasizing that the decision making in the selection of manuscripts for publication is based predominantly on their influence on clinic practice.

Köhler suggested that while Gestalten are common in psychology, their existence in physics would violate the fundamentals of exact science, emphasizing that the ideas and language of physics were established from a different perspective than that of Gestalt psychology (1938 [1920], 17).

Instead, he told the volunteers that when they encounter religious fundamentalists they should emphasize that science museums live by the rules of science.

It would also emphasize that science affects every government agency, even those that do not directly support research.

Emphasizing that science is fundamental to ecological design, this essay broadly interprets urban ecological design to include intentional change of landscapes in cities, their megaregions, and resource hinterlands.

We need to emphasize that science operates strictly within the natural world and treats all theories as subject to criticism, revision and (ultimately) replacement.

This is not to argue that the latter should be required to comply with these government requirements to any greater extent than it already is, but only to emphasize that science conducted pursuant to them is relatively more reliable as a result.

Philosophy of science has emphasized that the concept of natural kind, such as exemplified by 'water' or 'atom', lies at the basis of science.

Government science officials emphasized that trend at a Washington conference last month, in which several federal agencies announced research initiatives.