Sentence examples for science that links from inspiring English sources
Bioinformatics, a hybrid science that links biological data with techniques for information storage, distribution, and analysis to support multiple areas of scientific research, including biomedicine.
Click's Sumi Das reports on whether it is possible for Google to perfect the science that links employee satisfaction to workplace efficiency.
Science that links obesity to various health ailments is challenged.
In recent years, parents in California have been cautious about vaccinating their children, citing specious science that links vaccinations and autism.
A much-noted move by the nation's largest poultry provider to drastically reduce its use of human antibiotics in chickens apparently has little to do with the prevailing science that links such usage to antibiotic resistance in people.
The divergent ways in which scholars have approached tattooing is examined, juxtaposing research in the behavioral sciences that links tattoos to deviant and antisocial behaviors with ethnographic and social scientific studies that place tattoos within cultural, symbolic, esthetic, and prosocial frameworks.
Of course, the political science models that link the president's fate to economic conditions are also oversimplifications. Ordinarily, the public defaults toward giving the president credit or blame for economic performance late in his term.
Recent papers in journals like Nature and Science that link global warming to carbon emissions could serve as evidence.
WPI has been embroiled in controversy since October 2009 when its researchers led a study published in Science that linked chronic fatigue syndrome to a mouse retrovirus.
Longtime climate contrarian and "coal baron" Matt Ridley returns to the Wall Street Journal to try to argue against data that show clean energy rapidly scaling up, and the science of climate change that links last year's record heat and widespread extreme weather with carbon pollution.
I don't think there's a single topic taught in high school science that can't be linked to a national park.
