Sentence examples for scientific commentary from inspiring English sources

"It's not a scientific commentary," Mr. Molinero said.

The way to discourage this practice of negative marketing disguised as legitimate scientific commentary is to mandate fuller disclosure of links between drug companies and authors.

This fall, a popular British Broadcasting Corporation documentary series, "Walking With Beasts," presented those with the appropriate cable or satellite service options for normal or more scientific commentary about the evolution of the animals shown.

Rumors had swept the blogs and other outposts of scientific commentary that the experimenters were going to announce that they had finally detected the ethereal and mysterious dark matter particles, which, astronomers say, make up a quarter of the universe.

The objectives of this scientific commentary were to (i) highlight the extent of appraisal of water contamination in exposure assessment studies of PBC, worldwide, and (ii) propose recommendations to increase awareness of emerging water-related risks through their improved representation into PBC study designs in urban centers.

The scientific study of firearm violence could be better served with more letters containing greater scientific commentary and dissent.

A French translation would make the work much more accessible, thought du Châtelet, but she had more in mind than a mere translation: she planned to expand upon it by adding scientific commentaries that would both update and clarify the original text.

By publishing the very best in scientific research, commentary and news, the Science family of journals furthers the AAAS goal to "enhance communication among scientists, engineers, and the public".

One reason this question is so difficult to even discuss is that such reputable publications as the Journal of the American Medical Association – which is supposed to be a scientific journal publishes commentary that completely ignores the most basic findings of the science of economics.

Although intellectual responses to these events were mixed, the fear of impending global destruction generated by the Cold War and deepening concerns about the human consequences of the technological revolution and expansion of the media (McLuhan, 1967; Toffler, 1970) pervaded both scientific and fictional commentaries on the value and attainability of individual and social stability.

This exceedingly engaging and readable book effectively weaves personal narrative and commentary on scientific and literary works.