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(211) The ability to produce in greater quantities made this system wasteful and it has given way to a more scientific process.

(212) News and Views articles inform non-specialist readers about new scientific advances, sometimes in the form of a conference report.

(213) Of course we can contest this kind of sexism by arguing about the accuracy of particular scientific findings.

(214) Firstly the scientific ideas are altered in a particular way by their transmission.

(215) Circle 140 Roth Scientific introduced two new products for automated, quantitative sample preparation.

(216) Most of this century's scientific advances stemmed from intellectual curiosity, not a desire to patent.

(217) Its aim was to examine scientific evidence on climate change, assess environmental and socio-economic impacts and formulate realistic response strategies.

(218) In all ages prior to our modern scientific age,[sentencedict.com] people had a more physical and active lifestyle.

(219) You have to accept responsibility for the fruits of your actions, in the scientific field as elsewhere.

(220) The system is said to be particularly useful for industrial and scientific applications like molecular modelling, computer animation, robotics control.

(221) I am afraid our scientific adviser Professor Summerlee rather sneered at the machine.

(222) Most suits are filed after the scientific community or the press has already raised alarms.

(223) As such it must rank as one of the most fundamental scientific advances of the century.

(224) You will learn how to use scientific apparatus such as test tubes, beakers and Bunsen burners.

(225) Not everyone agrees that it is appropriate and desirable to apply the scientific method to politics.

(226) If the scientists could not retain their scientific autonomy, Oppenheimer told Washington,[www.Sentencedict.com] some would refuse to join the project.

(227) These techniques now provide the analyst with a formidable armoury with which to attack the many scientific problems associated with art research.

(228) A more immediate concern is the danger that a monumental scientific advance could be commercialised.

(229) Few in the scientific community would argue that the scientific evidence justifies immediate extremely drastic action.

(230) The ever-increasing flow of scientific and technological advances is of little significance to a rural population living at or below subsistence level.

(231) Two universities have made awards to him in recognition of his scientific distinction.

(232) There is no apparent conclusive scientific study, but the anecdotal evidence is strong that the herb is useful.

(233) Although she enjoys the aesthetic value of wild flowers, her reason for encouraging their widespread growth is principally scientific.

(234) They're contested, and require a certain amount of scientific literacy, which politicians seem to have even less of.

(235) Even so, it had to be adapted to new uses, notably in the scientific field.

(236) There is not the slightest scientific evidence to support such arguments.

(237) They appoint Visiting Groups within disciplines to assess the value of particular scientific research programmes and groups of workers.

(238) Scientific batsmanship goes by the board. Aesthetic appreciation is thrown on the scrap heap.