Sentence examples for scientific repercussions from inspiring English sources

It is also having scientific repercussions.

Repercussions from research misconduct can take various forms: journal retractions, scientific ostracism, barred access to funding, and job loss.

Luciano Maiani, president of the Italian risks commission, warned that the ruling would inhibit scientific experts from offering their professional opinions for fear of criminal repercussions.

An Iranian foreign ministry spokesman said the proposed conference would examine the Holocaust's "scientific aspects and its repercussions".

Who is proved right in the scientific debate has great repercussions for how and when the nuclear crisis might be brought under control, and the potential implications if assumptions prove wrong.

While Cuvier is generally said to have won the debate, the views of Geoffroy continued to be perpetuated in scientific circles, and the repercussions of this debate on form versus function can still be felt in modern biology.

This show repeatedly reminds you that every major scientific advance has artistic repercussions, artists who see it as the basis for something new and revolutionary, a way to go beyond conventional notions of touch, authorship and personal expression (even though it sometimes seems that the baby has been discarded with the bath water).

Our study suggests that the perceived controllability of experimental interventions is central to public views on their acceptability, but that controllability is itself a complex, multifaceted quality, drawing together a set of heterogeneous concerns about the purpose and repercussions of scientific work.

The debate over scientific models has important repercussions for other debates in the philosophy of science.

I am also of the scientific epoch and understand the repercussions of global warming.

Scientific knowledge of the emotional repercussions of infertility on men remains limited and has only recently become the focus of social science research.