Sentence examples for science to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

There is no science to demonstrate that the vaccine will have any impact in reducing levels of TB in areas where the disease is rife".

"Of course it is impossible for science to demonstrate that anything is absolutely safe, and so regardless of whether we're talking about Wi-Fi or orange juice, science cannot demonstrate absolute safety.

In the late 1940's he translated that hypothesis of "olfactory imprinting" into science to demonstrate that salmon could journey thousands of miles to spawn in the precise stream of their birth.

Science is … Unreliable While there is certainly a discussion to be had about the tendencies for science to demonstrate things like publication bias, I can't see that a website dedicated to attacking science in order to promote religious theories is the best place for it.

By showing how Maffesoli and Knorr-Cetina can supplement one another, we create an encounter between the sociology of emotions and the sociology of science to demonstrate the centrality of emotions in laboratory life.

The first characteristic was of great convenience, since it offers the possibility to combine the convertibility of the transcendentals with the basic task of science: to demonstrate the existence of properties that belong per se to its subject and are hence convertible with it.

Han et al. [7] implemented a prototype in the field of life sciences to demonstrate the linear-speedups achieved with the increasing number of distributed computing nodes.

The developed model combines various disciplines of engineering and sciences to demonstrate a creative linking of process optimization, supply chain optimization and simulation to address uncertainties.

We therefore propose a conceptual framework for behavioral and social science in HIV vaccine clinical research and use examples from the behavioral and social science literature to demonstrate how the model can facilitate identification of significant areas meriting additional exploration.

Equine veterinarians have long lobbied for drugs to enhance racing, but the science continues to demonstrate that chronic use of raceday drugs degrades the quality and safety of racing while impoverishing the welfare of racehorses.

In "What Time Is It on the Sun?" Spencer Finch takes viewers on a journey — equal parts psycho-autobiography, travel log and science experiment — to demonstrate that even with light and eyes, vision doesn't give you unmediated access to the world.