Sentence examples for suggested science from inspiring English sources

"They said they had no interest in seeing a picture with the word ‘star' in it, because that suggested science fiction," says Sidney Ganis, the former marketing vice president of Lucas Films who now heads marketing at Paramount Pictures.

Thirty-three kelvis is plenty cold enough to trap stray water molecules over the eons from the impact of comets, as earlier remote sensing of permanently shadowed lunar craters had suggested (Science, 15 May, p. 878).

These data suggest that religious factors, social factors and emotional factors, as well as students' attitudes toward science and their understanding of the nature of science, are likely to be key factors involved in accessing the deferral of judgment regarding acceptance of evolution for which Pigliucci ([2002, 2007]) suggested science educators should seek.

"The commission's minimalistic proposal suggests science is being trampled by narrow economic interests," said Ariel Brunner the head of policy for Birdlife International.

Certainly, as she suggests, science, technology, engineering and mathematics have too long been firewalled from one another and from the humanities.

And, if you'd like hype-free news about Swine Flu, may I suggest Science's blog?

Its acronym is not quite pronounceable but suggests "science cops," a good enough name for a confederation of professors, scientists and other academic types who spend their spare time fighting pseudoscience.

The title suggests science, a specific and famous theory related to uncertainty, but the real science here is chemistry.

The lack of studies in science suggests that science might be a less well-behaved subject to investigate.

To achieve this goal, it is suggested that science teacher education should expose prospective science teachers to various practical STEM teaching approaches.

So, it is suggested that science teachers must be aware that religion and science are two different ways of knowing.