Sentence examples for scientific remarks from inspiring English sources
The scientific remarks concentrated on the supposedly inadequate choice of the Sprague Dawley rat strain, which is, however, a classic model for toxicology [17].
This week, Todd Akin's less-than-scientific remarks and Prince Harry's naked Las Vegas romp dominated the Internet and inspired plenty of e-cards, as did the ongoing Presidential race.
Several members of the scientific community remarked that the central lunar highlands resembled regions on Earth that were created by volcanic processes and hypothesized the same might be true on the Moon.
In episode three of the 1988 serial Remembrance of the Daleks, which is set in 1963, military scientific advisor Dr Rachel Jensen remarks to her colleague Alison, "I wish Bernard was here".
In March 2010, he accused the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change of blurring "the lines between science and advocacy" and functioning "more as a political body than a scientific body," according to remarks posted to his lobby's firm's website.
Remark that scientific leaders changed at different points in time, but also that the scientific leadership group (countries producing the 80% of the whole scientists production) is more restricted in recent times.
He did not appear but his prepared remarks accused government scientific agencies of fiddling with climate data.
Scientific name (Family) Common name Remarks 1. Albizia lebbeck Benth.
In the interviews, the Inspectorate's managers expressed some critical remarks on the scientific approach of the risk model but also mentioned that the inspectors involved were contented with the model and that this was decisive for accepting the knowledge product.
(c) Mitt Romney's positive remarks about Hitler's scientific achievement in creating "liquefied coal".
"The important issue is that scientists and students have access to such courses," remarks Mark S. Frankel, director of Scientific Freedom, Responsibility, and Law Program at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (publisher of Science's Next Wave).
