Sentence examples for sciences conducted from inspiring English sources

A study of 4,600 papers from across the sciences conducted by Daniele Fanelli of the University of Edinburgh found that the proportion of negative results dropped from 30% to 14% between 1990 and 2007.

Furthermore, research assistants with master's degrees in social sciences conducted the tests; they were trained, standardised and regularly monitored by professional psychologists.

A raft of other science conducted on the island is looking at other solutions.

The future, he said, will require much more "team science" conducted by interdisciplinary groups of molecular biologists, chemists, physicists, mathematicians, behavioral scientists, pharmacologists and epidemiologists.

We still must have much more hard science conducted for years into the future to even come close to understanding that prehistory.

While there are some, perhaps-justified, fears about modern academia effectively losing the insights of the next Newton, it's worth recalling the circumstances in which many of the well-known figures in the history of science conducted their work.

A good proportion of the philosophy of science conducted at IIF during his tenure was directly helped by him.

One of a small group of journalists, I was allowed through the fencing into the plot itself - this is crop science conducted inside a fortress.

A suggestion is that science conducted within an RRI framework will meet the interests and goals of society more effectively by opening up the process.

The priest and biologist John Ray (1628 1705) promoted the nobility and sanctity of science, conducted groundbreaking scientific research, and did early work in taxonomy (McMahon 2000).

For this reason, science conducted in an industrial setting might be distrusted, says Jeffrey S. Barrett, associate professor of pediatrics at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, and member-at-large on the AAPS Executive Council.