Sentence examples for science scientists from inspiring English sources

When speaking about science, scientists tend to be cautious and nuanced.

Many of these articles became part of the collection "I Wish I'd Made You Angry Earlier: Essays on Science, Scientists and Humanity" (1998).

In his UCL Lunch Hour Lecture (see below) Jon Agar talks about the relationship between science, scientists and war in the context of 1914-1918.

Writing in this month's Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science, scientists say they can find no link between myopia, the medical term for nearsightedness, and the lights.

The fate of data — who owns it and who gets to see it, and when — has become one of the more contentious issues in science, scientists say.

According to the journal Science, scientists have developed a prototype vaccine that causes the immune system of monkeys to launch an attack on a key protein in the testes, eppin, which is involved in the activation of sperm cells.

"I think the people he picked were sort of moderate conservatives," said Anthony Champagne, a political science scientist professor at the University of Texas at Dallas who follows the court.

We measured trust in science and scientists using the 21-item Trust in Science and Scientists Inventory (TSIS), which has been shown to be highly reliable and valid for use with college students (Nadelson, et al. 2014).

We posit that the negative correlation between the lack of trust in science and scientists and evolution acceptance is evidence for the likely influence of perceptions of science and scientists on evolution acceptance.

This influences the science that scientists do.

Science and scientists played almost no part in the campaign.