Sentence examples for scientific action from inspiring English sources

Despite its insights, "Watson and DNA" is flawed by its reportorial style, its excessive use of quotations and the inclusion of irrelevant anecdotes to fill the gaps when the scientific action flags.

For Putnam, as for Field and Stich, the scientific action occurs at the formal syntactic level rather than the intentional level.

Perhaps if Hawking's and Turing's stories do attract both audiences and awards, Hollywood will check out the compelling stories of other British scientific action heroes.

Writing anonymously, Nollau also stressed that what was needed was 'the immunising of the German people against communism through scientific actions and wide-spread information' (Thomas, 2014: p. 134).

It reviews the problems facing Venice and its lagoon, as a particularly interesting and complex example, and describes the technological, environmental, and scientific actions taken to address the problems of sustainability.

We also included an additional dimension, the extent to which evidence supports specific scientific actions to address each performance gap.

To mitigate attempts to obtain reputation points not based on skilled scientific actions, several quality review checks will be introduced into the system.

Given our current scientific knowledge, actions taken to reduce EMF exposure should necessarily be low cost because the expected benefits are uncertain.

Also, if my name got released and with the fear and lack of scientific-derived actions in the United States, I was worried she would be shunned by some people who have children at her school.

The scientific case for action, strong five years ago, is even more persuasive now.

"You need some evidence, you need some scientific basis for action".