Sentences with phrase «basic scientific principles»

The fact that people believe in higher power out there is incompatible with basic scientific principles.

Your kitchen is full of ingredients that your child can use to learn basic scientific principles.

In the scientific workplace, gossip may be especially risky, because gossip is almost always based on unverified information, which goes against the grain of basic scientific principles if not necessarily the science - workplace culture.

In a series of famous experiments, Boyle used the air pump, which has been called «the cyclotron of its age,» to test basic scientific principles such as the relationship between a gas's pressure and its volume.

It is horrifying that a taxpayer funded organisation that is supposed to be cutting edge in its field is not following basic scientific principles of verification, normalisation and checking.

There is a huge difference between the uncritical application of statistical methods and the understanding of basic scientific principles.

«Are the instruments sited in accordance with basic scientific principles?

Similar to how it's still the theory of gravity, even though it's a basic scientific principle.

It was Philander's mastery of basics scientific principles that allowed him to master his chosen specialty.

understand the basic scientific principles of the placebo effect and it's impact on our physiology, delivered with humour by leading Hay House author Dr David Hamilton;

The basic scientific principle at work in seasoning is the polymerization of fat onto the surface of the pan.

What observations do you offer that would encourage this other than claiming the last 3 years (2005 hottest) or last twelve (’98 hottest) equal global cooling when they are all among the hottest years in the last 2 million (a fundamentally flawed assertion that shows 100 % ignorance, or willful disregard, of basic scientific principles, namely that a three — twelve year period is not a long - term trend, but is variability until proven otherwise.)

Few, however, have considered the effect of Americans» interest in science and knowledge of basic scientific principles — both of which have been linked to positivity toward science and scientists.

Lawyers are required to make an initial assessment of whether the evidence to be relied upon should be challenged or whether they need to employ their own expert, and yet they most often do so without any knowledge of basic scientific principles or the background science of techniques such as DNA profiling.