Sentence examples for scientific analytical from inspiring English sources

The bridegroom's paternal grandfather, the late Richard S. Perkin, was a founder of the Perkin-Elmer CorporatioNorwalkrwalk, Conn., a maker of scientific analytical instruments.

I liked Kiki Smith's sculptures, the way that she combined a psychology of the body with a scientific, analytical approach.

In the past decade, many scientific analytical methods have been studied on the chemical constituents of G. biloba leaves, mainly the flavonoids and terpene lactones.

Iron and molybdenum standards (Ultra Scientific Analytical solutions for ICP-MS) over concentration ranges comparable to and overlapping with those of the protein were analyzed in tandem with the protein samples.

She looks for evidence of scientific and analytical thinking, and a practical approach, but said mechanical engineers don't all need to be good with their hands.

In a telephone interview on Thursday, Colin Harding, curator of photographic technology at the National Media Museum in Bradford, England, discussed Mr. Crawley's role in the debunking of the Cottingley fairies case: "He took a scientific and analytical approach that was objective to something that had been previously subjective and so full of emotion," he said.

"The 'Atlas' is the first photograph conservation research publication that integrates historical information and 'inside the darkroom' techniques of practicing photographers with modern scientific and analytical technology," said Dusan Stulik, a senior scientist at the institute who has been working on the project with a researcher, Art Kaplan.

For this, futures research should use tangible social scientific, systems analytical and technical processes.

In most of the scientific fields, analytical solutions of problems are not easily possible, if not impossible.

Our science graduate programs do an excellent job of conveying scientific and analytical skills, but emphasizing skills needed to practice science in a wider range of careers would likely pay large dividends, scientifically and in the employability of graduates.

Had it expensed its stock options last year, PerkinElmer, a Wellesley, Mass.-based scientific and analytical equipment maker, would have seen its 33 cents a share earnings plummet to just a penny a share.