Sentence examples for use of distorted science from inspiring English sources

Corey Goodman, an academy biologist who studied the science separately for the Marin County Board of Supervisors, said in a letter to Secretary Salazar that "Jon Jarvis participated by steadfastly defending the use of distorted science by his subordinate".

The use of science is dependent on the science that we produce.

It was one of many cases in which the Bush team distorted science to justify its policies.

And for decades critics have derided the requirement as producing little more than confusion, delay, expense, distorted science and, as a government report once put it, "a proliferation of opportunities to misinterpret or misapply required procedures".

If Cargill gets her way later this year when the SBOE adopts new science texts, distorted science materials may well soon be coming to a school near you, regardless of where you live.

Use of science in decision making.

[His] use of color and distorted figures have always been of interest to me, and that's something I try to put into the figures I animate.

Talking science: the research evidence on the use of small group discussions in science teaching.

The IAC contribution from group 1 bubbles was modeled by using the drag coefficients of distorted bubbles from Ishii and Zuber (1979) and Tomiyama et al.

Critics like Arthur Levitt, the former chairman of the S.E.C., argued that the growing use of "rainy day reserves" distorted financial reporting, but they were largely ignored.

Note that the conventional Gaussian assumption cannot be used for the data recovery of distorted OFDM symbols.