Sentence examples for separate scientific from inspiring English sources
His earliest research had been in the field of inorganic chemistry, in what amounted to a separate scientific career.
The study of soil as a separate scientific discipline began about the same time with systematic investigations of substances that enhance plant growth.
For these reasons, sponge-dwelling shrimp offer an exciting prospect for joining the largely separate scientific traditions of vertebrate and insect social biology.
Their reports, which are being published Thursday and Friday in separate scientific journals, Science of Washington and Nature of London, were to have been made public at a news conference today.
More than 30 separate scientific studies in the last three years have shown adverse effects on insects from neonicotinoids, which are "systemic" insecticides, meaning they enter every part of the target plants – including the pollen and nectar which bees harvest.
As the protocol evaluation by the EC/IRB cannot neatly separate scientific and ethical assessment, similarly the manuscript evaluation occurring in any peer-reviewed journal ought to consider both these aspects before expressing a final decision on acceptance or rejection.
Freudian analyses are démodé today, partly because Freud, a conspiracy theorist of the mind, had problems separating scientific reason from hokum.
Poser calls the rules defining what separates scientific statements from normal statements 'judicial regulations'.
Many ecologists expressed deep reservations about crossing the blurry line that separates scientific meaning from social values.
I conclude that the British naturalist strictly separated scientific facts and theories from religious dogmas (Darwin's "philosophical imperative") and would not endorse current claims by the Catholic Church and other Christian associations that evolutionary theory and Bible-based myths are compatible.
Separating scientific course work into discipline-specific silos (e.g., chemistry and biology) may act as an additional barrier to student learning of TCs.
