Sentence examples for set science from inspiring English sources

Darwin's work set science on a collision course with religion.

If we do it poorly, we may set science back a bit.

Others set science aside and focused on rebuilding governments and shattered economies.

In 4-year colleges and universities, women SET (science, engineering, and technology) faculty hold fewer high-ranking posts than men, are less likely to be full professors, and are more likely to be assistant professors.

Perhaps Plato's Socrates in the Phaedo may have to some extent set science off on the wrong track when he extolled purposive explanations at the expense of physical ones.

This means finding ways to communicate the fundamental characteristics that set science apart from other endeavors and helping students learn to interpret representations of evolution in the media, such as those described by Carl Zimmer in this issue (Zimmer 2010).

Some of her prescriptions are unlikely to become reality, like her idea for a new government body modeled after the Federal Reserve that sets science policy without Congressional input.

Some philosophical research is aimed at setting science straight while other research is aimed at correcting our understanding of science.

Those involved in setting science policy (e.g., postdoc stipend levels) at the national and local levels are critical players.

But Gibbs's critique has a great deal of explanatory value and could prove to have important implications for setting science policy.

This week, ScienceInsider is running a few stories that offer varying perspectives on the process of setting science budgets and the people involved.