Sentence examples for weaknesses of science from inspiring English sources

"The strengths and weaknesses of evolution are the strengths and weaknesses of science," said Dr. Monge, the curator of the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania.

4. Harold E. Varmus, "The Weaknesses of Science for Profit," The New York Times, December 4 , 2001 page A21. 5. John J. Hamre, "Science and Security at Risk," Issues in Science and Technology, Summer 2002, Volume XVIII, no. 4, pages 51-57.

Disagreement between scientists is considered to be one of the weaknesses of science.

The recent run of engineering failures in Russia's space program mirrors the weaknesses of Russian science.

In this context, beneficence can encompass giving participants opportunities to learn about the strengths and weaknesses of the science in order to make their own decisions about their results, and autonomy and justice also reinforce the participant's right-to-know their results in order to act on them [ 16].

Between 2003 and 2007, Pingree spent countless hours in committee rooms with industry lobbyists who tried to argue the weakness of the science against flame retardants and the power of the chemicals in protecting children from burns.

One of the weaknesses of the underpinning science is the lack of validated oxidative stress biomarkers.

Does he regret the beast he helped unleash, or is he proud that it is still exposing weaknesses in the world of science?

The decline in the number of practitioners who are involved in research and the weakness of basic sciences is not limited to Iran and is globally attended to as a problem [ 15].

"Every single thing they are representing as a weakness is a misrepresentation of science," said David M. Hillis, a professor of biology at the University of Texas.

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