Sentence examples for scientific promises from inspiring English sources

It's easy to see why Walgreens would have been so infatuated with Theranos and its revolutionary scientific promises.

As the Italian case seems to demonstrate, a better understanding is required of the right balance between scientific promises and attainable futures, and of the proper relationship between expert communities, decision makers and the diverse publics affected by science policy decisions.

His scientific promise was also recognized early by a 1971 NIH Career Development Award.

His exceptional scientific promise was recognized early, and in 1938 he enrolled in the physics department of Moscow State University.

Following his death in 2004, she became an advocate for stem cell research because of its scientific promise in the treatment of Alzheimer disease.

It is difficult to say what kind of scientific promise the giant structure, an eight-story steel and glass terrarium, might hold.

But the National Academy of Sciences has concluded that cloning does hold scientific promise, and 40 Nobel laureates have expressed support for the work.

The program intends to strengthen the efforts of UC Berkeley's world-class faculty by providing seed support for projects with exceptionally high scientific promise.

But Weinberg sensed such scientific promise in Mani, who was then at the Indian Institute of Science, that he invited him to join his prestigious Whitehead Institute laboratory in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Alzheimer's experts have questioned those claims, as have shareholders, who allege in a lawsuit that Star exaggerated Anatabloc's scientific promise.

But while some people may be drawn to practise through the scientific promise of betterment, they may end up finding that once they've got started, the path is far more interesting than that.