scientific facts

Even with hard scientific facts, hard drinking seems to be prevalent in many nations.

Sohn's anger was raised by the American ambassador suggesting South Koreans need to be aware of the scientific facts about American beef.

The scientific point of view, as the theoretical basis of genetic determinism are subject to scientific facts in the negative.

Reflecting on my experiences, I realize that the practice of medicine entails more than remembering and dispensing scientific facts.

As an experimenter and practical user of scientific facts, Franklin looked for easier and better ways to do things.

By the middle of World War II, however, even the Nazis realized that attaching "German" and "Jewish" labels to scientific facts was stupid.

Yes, that Flat Earth Society, a group that has become a living metaphor for backward thinking and a refusal to face scientific facts.

This list explores a variety of fascinating scientific facts that you probably are unaware of.

The truth is that at present, much of what pass for scientific "facts" about the sea and what lives in it are still based on guesswork.

The principle that scientific facts ostensibly falsify theory should play a role of theoretic basis in the process of reconstruction.

Presents the scientific facts of psychopathy and antisocial behavior.

Sense as a philosophical problem is impossible to solve from the scientific facts.

The Flat Earth Society has become a byword for sticking your head in the sand, whatever the scientific facts.

In this briefcase I carry actual scientific facts.

How do you determine policy when you don't have the hard scientific facts and when a public health threat is probable but not certain?

Of course, students will continue to learn important scientific facts and knowledge.

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