Sentences with phrase «results of scientific research»

And Schubert Ogden adds, by way of amplifying Bultmann's statements, «However much the results of scientific research change, the fundamental method of science and the picture of the world correlative with it remains constant.

The STRASA project works closely with the agricultural and rice research centers of South Asia and Africa to further deepen and then disseminate, in as participatory a manner as possible, the results of scientific research spearheaded by the IRRI.

Model makers, Adrie and Alfons Kennis, used a hi - tech scanner to render Cheddar Man's skull in full three - dimensional detail, fleshing it out with facial features based on the results of the scientific research.

In particular, the results of scientific research on nature reserves run by the agency are «held by individual site managers» and not passed on to others.

They also need to think ahead about the format the reporter is working with — a television reporter might have one minute to get across the results of your scientific research, so the scientist needs to think, «If I had less than one minute to describe my research, what would I say?»

In my mind, the focus was on presenting the results of scientific research and demonstrating the value of research to the public.

Fortunately, as a result of scientific research, today we know that some people have a number of different skills, both innate and learned.

Rumor has it that because the results of the scientific research on the cholesterol lowering effects of Bergamonte are so incredible, Big Pharma is working to get this natural ingredient banned from the market.

With training, pupils playfully improve maths capabilities based on results of scientific research.

How do artists interpret the results of scientific research, such as the study of the status of dwarf planets, for instance?

«Scientists and those who make use of their work have a duty to ensure that the results of scientific research are reproducible and transparent.

Many leading researchers, including NASA's top climate scientist Dr. James Hansen, cite enormous political pressure from political appointees to downplay or even change the results of their scientific research.

Again and again, we've seen how making the results of scientific research available to everyone is good for innovation.