Sentences with phrase «differently than the science»

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«You always have to invest in your business, and every business grows differently,» says Bruce Clinton, a small business advisor and executive coach with BusinessWise in Madison, Conn. «It's more of an art than a science.»

Doubting because science describes the world around us differently than his scribes.

Doubting because science describes our world differently than his scribes did.

But the problem is that after ten years, I'm getting tired of trying to convince fellow Christians that I am, in fact, a Christian, even though I may vote a little differently than they vote, interpret the Bible differently than they interpret it, engage with science a little differently than they engage with it, and understand sovereignty and choice a little differently than they understand those things.

This I can not square away — however, I look at the gay issue much differently than most — I think it's much to complicated and we are jumping the gun by saying we just accept gay marriage — or it's an evil sin — what about the science that says testosterone starts forming around the babies brain when they are only 8 weeks into the womb?

The issue goes even further to suggest that no country should be able to require mandatory GMO labeling on food items, even though science shows that GMOs act differently in the body than do natural organisms and are a threat to health.

What science reveals is that your newborn sleeps differently than you.

As worthy as these scientists» scientific and public achievements are, when the average person can name maybe five science celebrities at the most — but could probably name more than 1000 nonscience celebrities (I'm just guessing, but if you have a few hours, try it)-- it's time to admit that we're using the word «celebrity» differently than the rest of the world is.

Researchers led by Adam T. Hirsh of the School of Science at Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis report that black and white Americans cope with pain differently and that blacks employ pain coping strategies more frequently than whites.

Dennis Barbour, MD, PhD, associate professor of biomedical engineering in the School of Engineering & Applied Science who studies neurophysiology, found in an animal model that auditory cortex neurons may be encoding sounds differently than previously thought.

I think that what this project does really well is that it's weird and quirky enough [that people respond differently than] if we said, «Let's discuss gender issues in science.»

Scientists need to realize that they talk very differently about science than other people do, right down to the most basic words they use.

I would say the first category provides more compelling evidence than the second, for the reasons stated — but «consensus» climate science today sees this differently.

I'm a «bad» person because I see the science differently than you.

Anyone who sees the fiendishly complicated topic of climate change differently than she does is, in her opinion, not only ignorant of the facts, but against science.

Before opining about climate science, perhaps ask yourself how you would feel if a climate scientist were to write an article detailing how he would run the City of London very differently than you are, based on his conversations with an attorney friend.

«Interestingly, public opinion on science in Europe and Japan skews differently than in the United States, Gaulet said.

Finally, if you are a recent college graduate, your resume should be crafted to describe your major field of study and it should be presented in the format that's expected by employers in your industry — resumes for jobs in the sciences (lab technicians, bench scientists, research assistants) will be formatted differently, for example, than those designed for communications jobs (editors, social media specialists, marketing specialists).

Getting the exact number is more art than science because the inventory is defined differently by different people.