My wife has been to the Yale Forestry School seminar in Norfolk, which teaches landowners how to thin out, scientifically, the trees growing on their land.
The government refused again Thursday to allow the use of marijuana for medical purposes, reaffirming its conclusion that the drug's therapeutic value has not been proved scientifically and defying a growing clamor to legalize it for the treatment of a variety of conditions.
17 20 Thus, the impact of surface disinfection versus detergent cleaning on HAI rates remains scientifically unresolved, despite a growing body of literature.
Or the opposite could happen: the scientifically elite may grow frustrated with the illiterates and try to co-opt or even control them.
In "In Mussafah Grew People," workers are scientifically developed and grown from pods, their futures predetermined by their 12-year shelf life.
The latest study raises the likelihood that before long, it will also be scientifically possible to grow human organs within bioengineered pigs.
Postdoctoral positions are typically held in academic institutions such as universities, hospitals, or other government research institutes for a term of 2 to 4 years and are meant for the postdoc to "grow scientifically" and bolster their publication record.
To bioethicist Leigh Turner at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, the study brings to mind a growing number of scientifically dubious trials registered in ClinicalTrials.gov by private, for-profit stem cell clinics.
With little empirical research, it is not easy to address these questions; however, they are socially and scientifically very relevant because of the growing popularity of gestational surrogacy.
Over the last few years there has been a growing interest in trying to scientifically analyze, quantity, and predict the dynamics and functioning mechanisms of cities.
