Sentence examples for scientific call from inspiring English sources
Boston Scientific : Call options on the medical devices maker were active this morning on news one of the companys stents has received regulatory approval for additional uses in Europe.
Ina podcast accompanying the journal articles, Dr. Donald S. Baim, chief medical and scientific officer of Boston Scientific, called the label "artificially narrow" based on recent trial data.
The scientific calling that is for Lydgate the central fact of his existence is to Rosamond mostly just embarrassing in its eccentricity.
(Scientific researchers call this quality of an emotion its "affective valence").
Doesn't the ideal of scientific reasoning call for pure, dispassionate curiosity?
The tenets of academic and scientific freedom call for tolerance and cooperation among colleagues for the advancement of knowledge.
Economists, who like to borrow medical terms to lend themselves an air of scientific rigour, call this "contagion" (see also: Dutch disease, liquidity injection, etc).
Human cloning, genetic engineering, xenotransplantation, species melding: all these scientific innovations call for an understanding of the ways they change the way we live.
Basic scientific principles call for doing some experiments and testing outcomes before you think about scaling.
Scientific openings call for particular kinds of scientists...molecular biologists, say, typically with a subspecialty specified; often an extraordinary amount of specialization is required.
Globally, the challenges in PMTCT programme implementation combined with ever changing scientific advances call for frequent revisits of policies and strategies.
