Sentence examples for scientific boom from inspiring English sources
"scientific boom" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a significant increase in scientific discoveries and innovation. For example, "The 21st century has seen a massive scientific boom, resulting in rapid advances in technology."
But the scientific boom has brought with it complications, Dr. Shalala said, that stretch across the spectrum of science.
The boom in scientific data may be greatest in academia, particularly genetics.
In their wake has followed this boom in scientific studies claiming to find hardwiring for sex differences, and every time they do so, they are guaranteed to accumulate column inches of free publicity.
Investors have shown cycles of interest in these companies, looking for ways to derive value from an enormous boom in scientific knowledge.
China's recent boom in scientific research and development is especially evident in its four municipalities: cities that are effectively their own province, administered directly by the central government.
Thus, from this point of view scientific interest is now booming throughout the world in the study of medicinal plants, as plants are safe to live cells, having prolonged effect as well as due to lesser side-effects in clinical practice and relatively low costs in their treatment [6].
At the end of 1974, scientists located several more male kakapo and made the first scientific observations of kakapo booming.
The 1992-94 PD cohort had the advantage of two booms in scientific hiring: 1) the doubling of the NIH budget between 1998 and 2003; and 2) the growth in the biotech industry.
The boom is "a scientific mystery," he said, and while each theory appears to have flaws, the answer may be a combination of all the theories together.
Now comes a scientific backlash to the imaging boom.
And Dwight Eisenhower created the Interstate Highway System and presided over the post-Sputnik boom in government-funded scientific research.
