Sentence examples for sciences were made from inspiring English sources

In the early post-war period a number of newly developed innovations in the life sciences were made widely available, contributing to the eradication of some dreadful diseases and making an immense increase in harvest yields possible.

Although Burnet's work in virology was important, his most significant achievements in science were made in immunology.

The findings, published in the journal Science, were made by an international team of scientists jointly led by Professor Shepherd and Dr Eric Ivins at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

Historical and sociological turns in the philosophy of science were made, with a demand that greater attention be paid to the non-epistemic aspects of science, such as sociological, institutional, material, and political factors.

They argue that many of the insights of feminist critics of science were made possible by bridge knowers, individual feminist scientists interacting with both scientific communities and feminist communities (Fehr 2011).

At any rate, we are also increasingly fretful about a world that seems to be running out of control, largely (but not solely) because of information technology and what the life sciences are making possible.

The work with quoted phrases is another example of how computer sciences are making machines smarter using techniques that, on their face, seem remarkably dumb.

Progress in medical science is made by lurching around.

Science is Vital is making sure the potential consequences of continued disinvestment in science are made crystal clear to the Government.

"It's not like physics -- physics was made by God, but computer science was made by man.

The discovery, reported in Science, was made by a team of researchers led by Steven Squyres of Cornell University.