Sentence examples for scientific superiority from inspiring English sources

She also seems strangely confident of her scientific superiority, asking Tate (who is a biologist of some sort) "Do you remember bats from Earth?".

Little is revealed of what China's space programme actually costs.A race of sortsA Chinese moon landing might chip away at America's sense of its scientific superiority, adding to the worries that were aroused in 2005 when a panel commissioned by Congress gave warning that America was losing its technological edge.

The scientific superiority of bilateral cannulation of the jugular vein is off-set by the clinically relevant increased risk of bilateral thrombosis formation, which could result in increased ICP because of reduced venous outflow.

Historian Liu Heping states that Emperor Zhezong of Song sponsored Su Song's clocktower in 1086 in order to compete with the Liao for "scientific and national superiority".

And the constant pursuit of the economic and military advantage and superiority which scientific invention and technology confer is an essential component of a world-view that changes the realities on the ground.

It is naïve, and probably counterproductive, to assume that "better" informatics technologies will be embraced by national security decision-makers purely because these technologies embody some type of scientific, mathematical, or computational superiority.

Far from being immune from these unwritten laws, science has actually held an active part in directing and legitimizing them: for instance, in the 19th and 20th century, the scientific claim of racial superiority was popularized by what will be later defined as social darwinism [22, 31].

In Bekhterev's vision, Lenin's brain would join those of other Soviet luminaries in a scientific shrine to Bolshevik superiority.

The SAMMPRIS is a well-conducted, multicenter, controlled trial that has provided strong scientific evidence of the superiority of medical therapy to PTAS.

In these circumstances, recommendations for health education are often based on assumptions about inaccurate local knowledge and the superiority of scientific medical knowledge.

However, the literature regarding minimally invasive spine surgery is criticized as being overly optimistic and scientific proof supporting the superiority of minimally invasive techniques is lacking.