Sentences with phrase «still stick to the science»

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So if you still want to stick to «God did it», fine, but if you do so, please stop trying to use science to prove your beliefs as well.

In the audience was Ali Miserez, Ph.D., an Associate Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) specializing in biological materials who approached Vogel after the presentation and said confidently, «I bet mussels will stick to your coatings, because I still have yet to see a surface that they won't attach to.»

So I think that, if we're going to stick with this hypothesis, which is still controversial in science, we should look to the gut bacteria because we know that gut bacteria produces a significant amount of serotonin and, if we're blaming depression and anxiety on serotonin deficiencies, why not look at the gut and find out how we can influence the balance of healthy gut bacteria so that we're producing enough serotonin.

This is a case where the latest science about metabolism hasn't made its way down to athletes and trainers — who are still stuck in the old thinking that the human beings» only fuel is glucose.

For hurricanes, however, sticking to the science means it is still hard to point to an individual storm and say, yes!

Versus Michael Mann's hockey stick showing there was no enigmatic medieval period (even tried to change the name) with greenhouse gases emerging as the dominant forcing in the twentieth century — but was based on incredible data - selection techniques and was mostly based on one tree core series, the bristlecone pine trees from one mountain which can not possibly be expected to provide a reliable indicator of climate — the worst type of science but still accepted by climate science because that it what they do — rewrite history and get all the facts wrong.

So, while the pols and some climatologists are still trying to keep the hysteria alive (as we see from the Science distortion of the Marcott et al. paper to create a «super hockey - stick»), they are having an increasingly difficult time doing so.