Sentence examples for scientific race from inspiring English sources

And now they are in the front line in a new scientific race to predict the next pandemic.

As it turns out, the lab was in a scientific race on a very competitive project, and she was hardly a teenage bottle-washer.

Dr. Watson, whose book "The Double Helix" famously described the passions of a scientific race, remained a committed supporter of the public program he had shaped.

A sort of madness for land and expansion gripped the Yankees and English-speakers of the South, buttressed by "scientific" race theories that placed white Anglo-Americans over supposedly brutish Indians, Spaniards and those of mixed race.

Memory Pharmaceuticals, the closely held biotech company doing this work, is at the forefront of an intense scientific race to devise the first effective memory-enhancing drug.

Memory Pharmaceuticals, the closely held biotech firm doing this work, is at the forefront of an intense scientific race to devise the first effective memory-enhancing drug.

The two drivers — actually, two reporters taking part in a not-very-scientific race — were not the only ones doing the time-versus-toll calculus on Tuesday, the first workday since the latest toll increase on the turnpike.

All of this heightens our awareness of the sitter's complex thought-processes, as her arthritic hands (each one painted double, to indicate the speed of her mind and the intensity of her passion for scientific discovery) race across the paper on which she is sketching a diagram.

Can any one person really prevent a new kind of scientific arms race?

Critics of the Lasker citation emphasize that development of the artemisinin-based combination therapy used today resulted from a scientific relay race that went through many stages.

Hundreds of researchers crisscrossed the country bearing notebooks and the latest scientific doctrines about race, psychology and anatomy.