Sentence examples for scientific gimmick from inspiring English sources
Is evolutionary biology just a scientific gimmick compared to the real problems that we are facing?
"It says a lot about council outsourcing – and the benefits-bashing agenda – that this pseudo-scientific gimmick is now making its way in through the back door," the group told The Guardian, describing VRA as "technological snake oil".
As Corb put it: "Congress funding the nation's scientific enterprise on gimmicks and not regular appropriations sets a dangerous precedent".
With a contacts book full of top scientists, real-life experiments and her own inimitable brand of interrogation, Professor Regan will get to the scientific truth behind the marketing gimmicks in this four-part series.
While some critics have dismissed the plan as a "Band-Aid," "ridiculous" and a "quick-fix gimmick," Morris argues that the scientific community must do more than simply wring its hands.
Lost Art of Wrestling: "Like a Director" McMahon phased out the scientific wrestlers in favor of mass appeal gimmicks.
In a thoughtful study, Stephen Asma examines how natural-history museums fulfil the sometimes conflicting functions of education and entertainment, and how far their scientific purpose has been distorted by crowd-pleasing gimmicks.
Is this a gimmick, or can this be justified by scientific research?
The gimmick is that presenter Carlton Hood, founder of a comparison website, uses "scientific" methods including a "priority analysis test" to help them to choose.
But when he received the script for "Quincy, M.E.," he said, he saw "potential in it — the gimmick of a doctor who solves crime for the police by medical and scientific deduction.
