Sentence examples for science lies from inspiring English sources

And the answer, they report in Science, lies in just three genes.

Behind the popular fascination with this often arcane corner of science lies our perennial itch to know the future and prepare for it.

The strength of social science lies in its role as a bridge between science and other pillars of the liberal arts curriculum — the humanities and arts.

I would suggest that the true value of science lies not just in inventing new ideas, but in testing ancient ones.

This is science policy – where science lies under the auspices of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills – not just health policy.

But the fact that liberal economists tend to find that the living wage works while conservative economists find that it does not is a tip off that "science" lies beyond their grasp.

The roots of computer science lie primarily in the related fields of electrical engineering and mathematics.

Interested in both horticulture and architecture, they had come to see what science lay inside the herbarium.

The roots of this respect for science lie deep in Marxist thought, not least because Marxism was seen as itself a science.

Although the truths of science lie outside of human beings, as Einstein said, the motivations for doing science are not only human but intensely personal.

Although science lay behind the early expeditions of which Fuchs was a member, experience and triumph over difficulties - both physical and intellectual - were of greater importance to him.