Sentence examples for some scientific problems from inspiring English sources

These misunderstandings are instead often directly linked to students having their own incorrect conception of the functioning of the world (known as misconceptions), which prevents them from being able to use scientifically accepted concepts in thinking through some scientific problems (Greene 1990; Ferrari and Chi 1998; but see Hamza and Wickman 2008).

Some scientific problems cannot even be solved without images.

While astronomers continue to seek new technological breakthroughs with which to build larger ground-based telescopes, it is readily apparent that the only solution to some scientific problems is to make observations from above Earth's atmosphere.

Though ever-larger clusters can be assembled in the cloud with relative ease, cloud platforms are a poor fit for some scientific problems.

Similarly, Bhrawy et al. [16] derived an explicit relation which relates the fractional-order derivatives of Legendre polynomials to its series representation, and they used it to solve some scientific problems.

In this context, Alan Love (2005, 2008) uses the notion of a problem agenda to argue that some scientific problems not only motivate interdisciplinary research but also provide structure for the requisite intellectual coordination (see also Brigandt 2010, 2012, Brigandt and Love 2010).

Beyond the direct interest, some other scientific problems under investigation can be also transformed into this similar issue.

In view of the above mentioned research status of FGF-21, there are some key scientific problems that need clarification in the relationship between FGF-21 and energy metabolism in dairy cow: No information about how FGF-21 exerts a direct influence on energy intake is available, although variation in FGF-21 levels during the perinatal period has been reported in dairy cows.

Some skilled scientific problem solvers, Chan believes, are far better suited for academia.

This paper will review the history of X-ray polarimetry, discuss some experimental techniques and the scientific problems which can be addressed by future experiments.

We hear so much about how game layers are being added to consumer tech products to encourage engagement and interaction with products and apps, but with FoldIt, we have a real example of how gamification can help solve some of the trickiest of scientific problems and help make the world a better place.