Sentence examples for scientific corollary from inspiring English sources
The scientific corollary for this is that due to magnetic iron deposits in the forest's volcanic soil, compasses are unreliable.
In the up-to-date accounts of scientific inquiry, the corollary would be "the evidence of things not directly seen," but things that can be brought to (indirect and provisional) visibility by the assumption and application of powerful theories and the procedures they call into being.
We tend to assume that science is often successful in revealing these kinds; it is a corollary of scientific realism that when all goes well the classifications and taxonomies employed by science correspond to the real kinds in nature.
But the corollary of this is that scientific experts must feel able to give their honest opinion and engage in vigorous public debate without fear of being duffed up in the bike sheds.
It is our hope that this article will help researchers to approach motif discovery with good scientific technique, increasing their success rate with the corollary of reducing the wastage of resources that has at times occurred.
The corollary of this is that reflection on the scientific self is unnecessary, as 'good' scientists, with good intentions, using the correct procedures are not a risk.
In his 1961 farewell address, Eisenhower focused on twin internal threats: "the military-industrial complex," which he first named, and its forgotten corollary: that public policy could become the captive of a "scientific-technological elite".
Divorce is its corollary".
But there is a corollary.
