Sentences with phrase «scientific details»

Again, lots of scientific detail, often quoting chapter and verse of relevant scientific literature.

Many of the raw feeding books we carry go into scientific detail about what each food and supplement provides the body.

Beautiful photographs bring the birds to life, and fact boxes offer a few scientific details.

What are some of the ways the author established his credibility with scientific detail?

The rather slick media show had few new scientific details but focused on taste and ethical issues instead.

The pupils learn about the symbolic significance of the lion as well as scientific details.

People continue to comment endlessly regarding scientific details, but in regards to policy implementation, there is ONLY one macro level answer.

It's an unusual arrangement, seemingly borrowed from patent litigation, where judges commonly hear initial testimony from both sides on pertinent scientific details.

In my view there's an inverse relationship between the degree of scientific detail and its policy relevance.

Visually stunning, the film is intended to drum up support for a movement, but rather than just say «look how pretty our planet is — please save it» this doc goes into scientific details that are much intended for a more educated and open - minded audience.

The advantages of keeping scientific details from putative bioterrorists, he said, must be weighed against the advantages of working on vaccines, which «can be done more rapidly in an open environment».

Although Martin doesn't always get scientific details right, his philosophising is contagious, and he beautifully captures all that is narcissistic and endearingly human,...

You could choose from two different narrations, depending on how much scientific detail you wanted, or use your remote to bring up additional facts on screen at any time.

Related sites Hubble images available for download Scientific details about the «Ultra Deep Field»

Another judge asked the most probing scientific detail: Would the DNA differences between prokaryotic and eurkaryotic cells — such as the structure of the chromosomal material called chromatin that helps package the nucleic acids — have had an impact on predictions about whether CRISPR would work in prokaryotic cells?

March 22, 2018 - Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's (LLNL) researchers use powerful, state - of - the - art tools to gather scientific detail from every conceivable angle, from larger than life to the atomic scale.

To save you the the boring scientific details, creatine monohydrate is a compound that is already produced naturally in your body and helps with the production of another natural compound called Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP).

The script is laced with extraordinary scientific detail, humor, and an absorbing central character.

Brick's brilliantly performed narration of this thrilling classic reminds listeners of the power of the story, apart from the popular movie version, to create a fantastic world, add rich scientific detail, and sustain a sense of both wonder and menace without added visuals.

They dismiss climategate, or defend the hockey stick chart, without providing scientific details.

«Baby Matters explains in reader - friendly scientific detail why parents should often follow their own hearts and avoid many widely accepted parenting practices.»

Most scientists are transfixed on interesting scientific details, some with relevance to technological problems, and perhaps buzz - worthy enough to attract funding.

There are certain basic principles for safe sleep sharing, and these are covered in scientific detail, and very highly referenced from leading journals in SIDS: A Parent's Guide to Understanding and Preventing Sudden Infant Death, by William Sears, M.D..

We won't get into too many scientific details in this article, and we will only focus on a few basics which will be enough to understand why meal frequency and meal size can have a tremendous impact on your weight.

But there are a few scientific details to sort out before sailors can deploy the beams.

The official position of the church is to not get into the scientific details because science can have opinions and be left open - ended where - as God's truth is resolute and is infallible.

The following verses are going to prove to you or anyone, anywhere, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that the information contained in the Quran had to have come from the creator of universe on account of the scientific details that couldn't have been available to a man who could neither write or read in 7th century Arabia.

The following verses are not only going to make you sound like a fool, but also prove to you or anyone, anywhere, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that the information contained in the Quran had to have come from the creator of universe on account of the scientific details that couldn't have been available to a man who could neither write or read in 7th century Arabia.

None of that belief was ever predicated on a specific interpretation of Genesis with respect to scientific details, and as such, accepting evolution as a mechanism by which God creates did not alter those beliefs.

Pre-Darwinian natural theologians believed that God fashioned the features of living beings for precise functions; hence the scientific detailing of these functions implicitly glorified the Creator.

He also discouraged a «version of a Christianity» that is «a house of cards» that falls apart if we find out that certain possible historic or scientific details of the Bible are inaccurate or that there are apparent contradictions.

He speaks in scientific details but also in parables.

She noted that diplomats may not need to know the scientific details underlying environmental issues such as depletion of the ozone layer, but, even with experts available from other agencies, questions of environmental standards for water or air pollution keep coming up, and professional diplomats still must deal with them on the spot.

Immudex researchers must understand not only the scientific details about the products they are developing, but also the process of bringing those products to market, including manufacturing, marketing, and costs.

She pushes colleagues to accomplish tasks — analyzing DNA edits, checking the viability of cells — now, if not sooner, and when she asks a coworker to explain a scientific detail, she says, «We're short of time; just get to the point.»

Acting on advice from the NSABB, the U.S. government last month asked Science and Nature to publish only the broad conclusions of the two studies, and not to reveal the scientific details, in order to limit the risk that uncontrolled proliferation of such research might lead to accidental or intentional release of similar mutant viruses.

For the specialist, it will be a handy guide to vital statistics, though the level of scientific detail is insufficient to do more than jog the memory regarding the significance of the individual's contribution to science.

A cat's curious method of lapping, which involves bending the tip of its tongue downward toward its chin to pull liquid into its mouth, had been explained in general terms but had not, apparently, been investigated in scientific detail.