Sentence examples for sciences both from inspiring English sources
The humanities and sciences both depend on the ability of the learner to hypothesize.
Today's results appear to show a sharper awareness of demand for single sciences both from universities and employers.
Mahasin got her master's in biostatistics and PhD in epidemiological sciences, both from the University of Michigan.
The survey or polling method ranks with the quantitative indeed in popularity in the social sciences, both being, obviously, indispensable tools of the empiricism just mentioned.
While there may seem little method to this madness, curiosity-driven research is attracting renewed attention and support as a strategy for success in the sciences, both pure and applied, and economically for society as a whole.
I can reassure readers that sociology and the social sciences, both in the UK and US, are concerned not just with how we can clear this mess up but how we can stop it happening again.
Analogies are ubiquitous in science, both in theory and experiments.
Ms. Brown makes science both understandable and cool, Eva said.
Art and science both lost blood when monsters vanished from the maps.
Science both enlightens and burdens us with uncertain knowledge of what might have been.
Art and science both have important roles to play in business processes.
