Sentence examples for scientific levels from inspiring English sources

Barbara Flynn (as Margrethe Bohr), Henry Goodman (Bohr) and Geoffrey Streatfeild (Heisenberg) compellingly and movingly convey ideas of uncertainty and coherence on physical, moral, emotional and scientific levels.

"To pretend to think that H.I.V. causes AIDS is politically correct, socially attractive, and very, very fundable," Duesberg told an interviewer not long ago, adding that even in "the freest of all countries, as George Bush calls the U.S., nonconformists are excommunicated at all social and scientific levels".

Hence making explicit the 'logic' of this common and historically important form of neurological explanation reveals the necessity of joint participation from all scientific levels, from cognitive psychology down to molecular neuroscience.

As the courts prepare to tackle the sex doll case, Harrisson's trial contains larger implications on legal, moral, and scientific levels.

What makes Scott's Oscar narrative this year unique is that it's both a comeback story and an opportunity to reward an overdue legend for a movie that has connected on commercial, critical and (here's a new one) scientific levels.

The study quality and scientific levels of evidence at which possible complications of this treatment are presented vary greatly in literature.

"But on a scientific level I admire its specificity".

On a less scientific level, such links have long been known.

The world of autism research is littered with false hopes, he said, but this could bring new ways of attacking the problem at a basic scientific level.

On a purely scientific level, the theories appear to be harmlessly if totally incorrect, said Dr. Andrew Gould, an astronomy professor at Ohio State.

"They were really concerned, on a scientific level, that Coyle had been able to perpetuate this myth that cycling efficiency changes," he said.