It's partly a scientific brief, partly a song of sex, and it's enormously enjoyable.
In its ruling, the ICJ judges upheld Australia's claim that Japan, having published just two peer-reviewed papers since 2005, had failed to fulfil its scientific brief.
As Roberts read the scientific briefs, he said, "you don't have to invent the particular segment" of DNA that Myriad patented.
Nancy Reagan, who had attended one of the scientific-briefing dinners at Fisher and Wick's house, called many Republican members of Congress and told them how important she believed embryonic-stem-cell research was.
The scientific portion was brief enough to make a person feel smarter but didn't require an inordinate amount of concentration.
Hawking cannot move and communicates through a computer slowly and laboriously, but produced the scientific bestseller A Brief History of Time, which sold 10m copies.
Scientific Method in Brief by Hugh G. Gauch Jr [303 pages, Cambridge University Press, 2012; Guardian bookshop; Amazon UK paperback/kindle UK; Amazon US paperback/kindle US] Publisher's synopsis: The fundamental principles of the scientific method are essential for enhancing perspective, increasing productivity, and stimulating innovation.
Little did I know this cosmological titbit would find its way into a book that would eventually sell 10m copies and make Stephen a scientific superstar, A Brief History of Time.
In addition to the description of Jim's scientific contributions, a brief synopsis of his education and career progression is provided.
In the next section, we provide a brief scientific primer on genetic terminologies and then review the four major strands of research in economics that has used genetic data to date.
