Sentence examples for science explained that from inspiring English sources

Ben Goldacre, in his book Bad Science, explained that a study of branded and unbranded headache pills found that "the packaging itself had a beneficial effect", and one of comparable magnitude to whether or not the tablets contained any actual painkiller.

Bruce Alberts, the editor of Science, explained that "Science did not seek to confirm or refute Harvard's broader findings; we sought only to determine whether the original findings could be replicated, and they were".

Many chided the F.D.A. for its faulty science, explaining that it would take a bathtub of saccharin soda, consumed daily, to cause any real risk of cancer.

Both Cherwinski and McIvor advocate that communicators in science should have a good grasp of science, explaining that technical positions in communications really do require it.

But science explains that black and white are not really colors, per say.

Tutu discussed the science, explaining that we feel physical discomfort when we're angry, and that anger can lead to dangerously high blood pressure.

OK, so it's not that extreme -- the sight of a spider will probably not send you into cardiac arrest -- but ASAP science explains that when you feel afraid, "your fight or flight response is triggered and adrenaline is released".

How does science explain that phenomena?

I don't know enough about the science to explain that but it's fact.

But it is the business of the science teacher to explain that science is a project in which natural phenomena are explained with reference to natural causes (see, e.g., National Research Council 2008, p. 10).

IF it comes to a trial, he will explain that science to a jury.