Sentence examples for side of natural from inspiring English sources

3. Make a good-faith effort erring on the side of natural green over printed green.

"Although there is much good will both on the side of natural scientists intrigued by the exciting archaeological questions to be addressed and the archaeologists who are eager to obtain the information provided by scientific tools, a chasm of miscommunication exists between the two camps," he said.

On one side were those scientists who had their roots mostly in the experimental side of natural science.

Opposing these inductive-empiricist scientists were those whose roots were mostly in the theoretical side of natural science, most especially mathematical physics.

In approaching ethics "exclusively from the side of natural history" (Descent 1981, 71), he offered some innovations that do not easily map on to standard ethical positions formulated around the familiar categories of Utilitarianism and the Kantian heritage of Deontology.

This great question has been discussed by many writers of consummate ability; and my sole excuse for touching on it is... because, as far as I know, no one has approached it exclusively from the side of natural history.

Amaranth, which had more than $9 billion in assets earlier this summer, has lost nearly half that from being on the wrong side of natural-gas bets.

Fig. 19 Standard chemical conjugation technologies for proteins targeting at side chains of natural AA (Figure adapted with permission from: Ref. [213]. Copyright (2015) American Chemical Society).

Similarly important, but even less well known, are the identities of 'off-targets' that are responsible for toxicity or side effects of natural product drugs.

Standard chemical conjugation technologies for proteins target the side chains of natural AAs, such as the primary amine groups (R NH2) of Lys residue and the N-terminus, the carboxylic acid groups (R COOH) of Asp, Glu and the C-terminus, the thiol group (R SH) of Cys, the phenyl ring of tyrosine (Tyr) and the indole ring of tryptophan (Trp) (Fig. 19) [219].

What we don't much feel is the darker side of the natural wonders (the "fatality below") that "Botanica" evokes.