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Meanings of basic science in English

Subdisciplines within psychology that can be thought to reflect a basic-science orientation.

Usage of basic science in English
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And can basic science alone transform our economic outlook in the UK?
The Guardian
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Three basic science and three preclinical dental courses were selected for evaluation.
Pubmed
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Others worry that security measures could hamper breakthroughs in basic science and engineering.
Wired
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The research will be focussed on basic science through training students.
Radio NZ
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Eighty-one of the articles were clinical and 19 were basic science in nature.
Pubmed
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There is a hold-up at the interface between basic science and clinical science.
The Irish Times
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This work shows the importance of basic science for the development of technological applications.
The South African
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July 14 has been a good day for basic science.
Reuters
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Outside of basic science, applied science and research and development takes a big hit.
The Guardian
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Finally, from the laboratory of the developing world also come messages for basic science.
Pubmed
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It offers a three-year degree programme to those entering with a basic science degree.
The Irish Times
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Dr Norman said those comments were "a basic science denialist position".
Radio NZ
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A foundation in basic science should be required of anyone teaching gender issues to undergraduates.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
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Would we have discovered the Double Helix without a long-term sustaining of basic science research?
The Irish Times
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We review the povidone-iodine literature with attention to basic science and use of dilute PI.
Pubmed
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The setting was a university-affiliated basic science research laboratory.
Pubmed
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