Sentence examples for scientific isolation from inspiring English sources
The "unbearable" scientific isolation that Prof Bengtsson experienced as a consequence of joining the GWPF, and submitting scientifically questionable material to a leading journal, should not come as a surprise.
Investigators face tremendous obstacles: limited financial, material, and human resources; scientific isolation; and lack of advanced careers and degrees, institutional support, technical training, research tools, and up-to-date scientific information.
It is evident that the Internet has had a transformative effect by reducing the scientific isolation of scientists in developing countries, by facilitating communication, and by becoming a virtual library.
Similarly with IVF, it cannot be understood as a scientific development in isolation.
"You can no longer talk about scientific issues in isolation," Ms. Larigauderie said.
He did his scientific work in isolation, and scribbled his manuscripts in a peculiar mirror writing he alone could read.
This can not be done from scientific communities in isolation from large-scale data centers in Europe, nor are such data centers able to reach out into the scientific communities alone.
A basic definition of scientific reasoning includes: isolation and control of variables, combinatorial reasoning, correlational reasoning, probabilistic reasoning, proportional reasoning, etc. (e.g., Lawson 1978 , 1985 Lawson et al. 2000).
A piece of the tissue was cut off, weighed, and placed in a sterile 50 mL conical tube with cGMP-grade PBS (Irvine Scientific) for cell isolation.
More than 25 years ago, reports appeared in the scientific literature describing isolation from supernatants of human tumour cell lines of membraneous vesicles (MV) expressing molecular markers characteristic of tumour plasma membranes (Taylor et al, 1983a).
Too weak to explore winding hillside trails, she channelled her perseverance and love of isolation towards scientific frontiers and the spiralling helices of her own DNA.
