Sentence examples for science finds that from inspiring English sources

A new study published in Science finds that false news online travels "farther, faster, deeper, and more broadly than the truth". And the effect is more pronounced for false political news than for false news about terrorism, natural disasters, science, urban legends, or financial information.

Now, a study published today in Science finds that false news (as opposed to fake news, a term that's likely too complicated and loaded to use) spreads much more quickly than real news and it seems to be humans, more than bots, who are responsible for the imbalance.

A new study published in Science finds that mammals are becoming more nocturnal in response to human activity.

The study, in the journal Science, finds that a mastodon rib with a bone point lodged in it dates back 13,800 years.

A new study from Sense About Science finds that while one third of parents claim that their children have allergies, only 5% actually do.

The study, described in the Sept. 14 issue of the journal Science, finds that the two dilemmas engage different parts of the brain.

But these findings aren't new a 2008 article in the journal Science found that biofuels increase carbon emissions by 93% compared to gasoline when considering the effects of land use change.

The researchers, who described their findings in Science, found that Strain 121 both reduced iron and grew at temperatures ranging from 185 to 250 degrees (250 Fahrenheit is 121 centigrade, thus the name).

The researchers, who reported their findings in the journal Science, found that there was now 295 exabytes of data floating around the world – that's 29,500,000,000,000,000,000,000 pieces of information.

Earlier this month, two California researchers whose findings were published in the journal Science found that a roughly 10-minute, face-to-face conversation is enough to change about 1 in 10 voters' attitudes toward transgender people.

Recent research published in Science found that many teachers are themselves not certain about climate change.