Sentences with phrase «relatively young science»

He also noted that while nutrition is a relatively young science that is still evolving, consumers do not want nutrition advice to change.

Gonioscopy is a relatively young science, having been developed entirely within the twentieth century.

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Science Business has a long chat with Fotis C. Kafatos, the president of the European Research Council, about how the young funding agency is doing and his hopes that it will relatively soon have a budget approaching the $ 30 billion or so that the U.S. National Institutes of Health spends annually.

Social science surveys suggest recent protests in Turkey, such as this one earlier this month in Istanbul's Gezi Park, are being driven by relatively young and apolitical citizens.

«It's not unusual for the disease to go undiscovered in a family until a young, relatively healthy person drops dead,» Saffitz tells Science News for Students.

However, to answer this question in more detail, we need to turn to the relatively young field of sports science.

A dystopian science - fiction film directed by Wes Ball and written by Noah Oppenheim and Grant Pierce Myers, it stars Dylan O'Brien and Kaya Scodelario, two relatively unknown young actors, in a 20th Century Fox production.

Though archaeological research confirms the presence of humans in this region over 125,000 years ago, Sharjah — as a city, an emirate and a member of a relatively young federation — is still in the process of imagining itself through education, culture, religion, heritage and science.

it is important not to elide the history of climate science, a relatively young work in progresss, with the mature and ancient art of advertisining.

As though she thinks the fact that paleoclimatology being a relatively young field makes all of climate science, including the underlying physical science, «immature».

Nanotechnology is a hugely exciting, if relatively young, branch of science with seemingly limitless possibilities.