Sentence examples for style of science from inspiring English sources

They approximate the impersonal style of science.

We need to identify the purpose and style of science advice.

He said, "I don't like the style of science reporting that goes over that kind of thing.

"After the publication of The Origin of the Species, the style of science fiction changed to reflect that societies remained essentially the same, but that the people would change," says Steve Jones, the University College London geneticist and popular science writer.

The young, expanding field of epigenetics has proved to be an ideal platform for his style of science.

Sanger's death has engendered discussion of whether his style of science could survive in today's environment and whether a laboratory pursuing bold but untested ideas and producing a modest number of publications would fail to obtain funding in the current peer review climate.

Everyone has a style of their own, says Steven McKnight, a biochemist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, and incremental and risky styles of science are equally valid.

"Within a few years," predicts Lawrence, "it will be easy for anybody to do new styles of science, because it will just be easier to crunch huge amounts of data".

So we desperately need greater scientific literacy, and it's past time for a post-Sputnik style revitalization of science education, especially genetics, to help us figure out if we want our descendants to belong to the same species as we do.

Dr. Crick's style of practicing science was unusual.

The Human Genome Project launched a new style of big science — huge international collaborations with openness as a key principle.