Sentence examples for some basic science from inspiring English sources

"We're very devoted to delivering solutions — not just science papers, but solutions — but it will require some basic science," Dr. Chu, who won a Nobel Prize for his work in physics, said at a news conference.

But it will require some basic science".

"Certainly it's not ruled out that the United States science community could collaborate on some basic science," Moniz said.

"We founded this company on the basis of an idea and some basic science done at Caltech, but to demonstrate that we could transform the idea into a sensor required some start-up capital, and the SBIR grant was very useful in that regard," says Kayyem.

This is an important finding, because it is not unusual for teachers to introduce an uncommon disease to illustrate some basic science concept or principle.

Although students have some basic science lectures relevant to prescribing within the pre-clinical years, the majority of undergraduate prescribing education takes place towards the end of the programme, so we selected final year medical students as our research participants.

Just as the distinctions among some basic sciences and clinical specialties have begun to blur, we can expect that there will be ever increasing interdependence among the various sets of users.

Every week, I peruse around fifteen journals, some featuring basic science, others clinical research and patient cases, and still others a mix.

(2) Proponents of the unity of science have held the position that the theoretical entities of particular sciences, such as biology or psychology, are definable in terms of those of some more basic science, such as physics; or that the laws of these sciences can be explained by those of the more basic science.

For example, some US basic science and clinical research articles were most likely published in the Journal of Anesthesia (a journal with an IF < 1 that is published in English), but these papers are not included in our survey because we restricted our analysis to articles published in journals with IF > 1.

This paper reviews some of the basic science underpinning their development and outlines some opportunities and challenges for their use in neurosurgery.