Sentence examples for the science argued from inspiring English sources

In a report this year in The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, scientists who examined the science argued that while the evidence was good for garlic's preventive powers, more studies were needed.

Those who object to the science argue that more research is needed on long-term safety.

Why must everyone, including the poorest people on earth, give up the right to plan their families, which the science argues is their best shot at leading healthy lives?

In 1972, the biologist Steven Rose, founding member of the British Society for Social Responsibility in Science, argued that discussion of IVF diverted attention from the more pressing issues in medical ethics, such as the 'sharp disparities in the application of medical care' between social classes (Anon, 1972, p. 342).

Neurath, the philosopher of science, argued that science has social structure and values that must be shared by the society to which it belongs.

In 1912, Émile Durkheim, one of the founders of modern social science, argued that religion arose as a way for social groups to experience themselves as groups.

The contentious paper, in the journal Science, argues we are not very good at enjoyable, recreational thought.

In order to rebut these criticisms and distance themselves from the bulk of surgeons who took up radium therapy, advocates deployed the rhetoric of science, arguing for the establishment of separate institutions, staffed by experienced workers, in which methods could be tried, tested, and standardized.

He likes to emphasize what he calls "the disunity of science," arguing that the border skirmishes and "shootouts" between overlapping subcultures and disciplines inside and outside the laboratory give science its strength and coherence.

Galileo here discussed the method of the newly emerging science, arguing: Philosophy is written in this grand book, the universe, which stands continually open to our gaze.

But the new report in Science argues that the causation goes in the opposite direction: The conflicts and bad policies created the heavy dependence on exports of natural resources.