Sentence examples for science to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The survival of the fittest is also the survival of the self-obsessed, and in the age of modern celebrity, who needs science to evaluate Freud's now not-so-controversial claim?

"We want to reassure the public that their granite countertops are safe," Jim Hogan, the group's president, said earlier this month "We know the vast majority of granites are safe, but there are some new exotic varieties coming in now that we've never seen before, and we need to use sound science to evaluate them".

The EPA declared it is "committed to working with all parties to ensure that our country's energy, including coal based generation, is produced in a safe, healthier, and sustainable manner, and will "continue to rely on the best available science to evaluate mining projects... .. Sustainable coal?

Professional-cluster trials are frequently used in the field of implementation science to evaluate interventions designed to increase uptake of research into clinical practice [ 18, 19].

First, a group that focuses on the ranking of scores that does not take clinical utility into consideration, using metrics widely used in statistical science to evaluate other types of classification systems (e.g., systems used in credit card fraud [ 22] or the prognosis of alcoholic hepatitis [ 23]).

These stories also remind us that there is no science to evaluating literary work.

This specific objective will require the blending of geosciences with social sciences to evaluate the role of high-elevation ice storage in permafrost and glaciers for levels of vulnerability and the resilience of mountain and downstream ecosystems along with their inhabitants.

This research is innovative in that it combines both clinical and basic sciences to evaluate the mechanisms of change together with measuring patient-centred outcomes.

[Abstract available at: http://ajp.aapt.org/resource/1/ajpias/v80/i10/p913_s1?isAuthorized=no] There is a well-recognized need to rethink and reform the way physics is taught to students in the life sciences, to evaluate those efforts, and to communicate the results to the education community.

In the current paper we present a combined catalytic and surface science studies to evaluate the utilization of carbide catalysts for the conversion of cellulose to polyols, especially to ethylene glycol (EG).

After teaching at Hayward State University in California, Moore is now using his science expertise to evaluate potential oncology and immunology drug candidates for a start-up pharmaceutical company in the Bay Area.