Sentence examples for science lacking from inspiring English sources

Yes, there are networks of sceptics, merchants of doubt even, but climate science is also a young-ish science, lacking the infrastructure and cultural history of subjects like atomic physics or microbiology.

Like virtually all delegates to the meeting, the former director of the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory believes that former Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper's 9 years and 271 days in office have left aspects of Canadian science lacking.

It could be because science lacks feminism.

It seems when science lacks, as with finding an organic cause for homosexuality, Bindel jumps on it, but when science does present evidence, she pooh-poohs it.

Since science lacks (as yet) a way to read mouse minds, he measured how long the animals remained near one or other of the pictures.

It follows that a nonexpert who wants to reject A.G.W. can do so only by arguing that climate science lacks the scientific status needed be taken seriously in our debates about public policy.

An article yesterday about stronger warning labels for the painkiller acetaminophen, the key ingredient in Tylenol and other headache remedies, misspelled the name of a Food and Drug Administration official who said science lacked information to understand why alcohol and the drug were a potentially dangerous combination.

Correction: September 21 , 2002 Saturday An article yesterday about stronger warning labels for the painkiller acetaminophen, the key ingredient in Tylenol and other headache remedies, misspelled the name of a Food and Drug Administration official who said science lacked information to understand why alcohol and the drug were a potentially dangerous combination.

In the dissent, Judge William Bryson said that Myriad's science lacked the kind of invention for which patents are granted and that "broad claims to genetic material" like those of Myriad are "a significant obstacle to the next generation of innovation in genetic medicine".

The research on mobile learning in science lacks in-depth investigation of the learning process.

Understood this way, social science lacks objectivity in more than one sense.