Sentence examples for sustained scientific from inspiring English sources
The immediate postwar years also brought the first sustained scientific assault on dietary fat.
The question has never been the subject of sustained scientific inquiry, but the puzzle crops up in medical literature reaching back more then 50 years.
Advances in aviation, icebreakers and other technologies after World War II opened the Antarctic to wider and more sustained scientific research.
Only briefly did he ever return to sustained scientific work, however, and the move to London was the effective conclusion of his creative activity.
Environmental management in such places can succeed when there's sustained scientific monitoring and engagement of diverse constituencies, I said, creating "zones of compromise, adaptability, and complexity".
However, no sustained scientific production could be found in this field; only a few precedents partially dedicated to assess young people's future expectations.
The teaching and learning of argumentation are based on premises that are consistent with the wider literature in science education, namely in framing science learning in terms of the appropriation of community practices that provide the structure, motivation and modes of communication required to sustain scientific discourse (Kelly & Chen 1999; Lemke 1990).
In the CIET approach these progressively include local authorities and key decision-makers, while sustaining scientific rigour.
Ms. Altfest's sustained, almost scientific explorations of texture, color and shape have led to a surge of interest in her work and, most recently, a 2012 Guggenheim Fellowship.
Empirically, our approach in this discussion is informed by sustained social scientific engagement with the worlds of umbilical cord blood banking internationally and spanning a decade or more.
The Observatorio del Volcán Tungurahua, OVT, is staffed by a senior scientist and an assistant on rotating shifts of eight days, thus satisfying the need to have a sustained local scientific presence which greatly facilitates rapid recognition of changes on the volcano and in managing developing situations, if necessary.
