Meanings of scientific endeavour in English

James Dewey Watson doesn't paddle in the shallow end of scientific endeavour.

Reading it could foster an enthusiasm for scientific endeavour in a young reader.

Sputnik had lit a touch paper on the whole scientific endeavour.

The goal is to help people understand the value and importance of scientific endeavour.

His latest idea, called Virgin Oceanic, is a scientific endeavour rather than a tourist venture.

He was a surgical innovator whose passion was scientific endeavour directed at solving clinical problems.

The initial step in any scientific endeavour is to seek the advice of an expert.

A scene of brisk competence and scientific endeavour, as always reinforcing the concept of impersonal efficiency.

Why is it, then, that the promotion of science and scientific endeavour is aimed mostly at children?

Increasingly, the results of scientific endeavour are also being put on the scales and measured for their value.

The aim of the festival is to promote a better public understanding of the nature and importance to society of scientific endeavour.

The scientific endeavour of each spider nest rests on its ability to train its ant colonies to perform needed tasks: manufacturing, engineering, analysis.

A sense of humour often helps to overcome the uncertainties of scientific endeavour and to negotiate successfully the frequently difficult route to important outcomes.

Both famous and not-so-famous scientists often purport that Science is the ultimate purveyor of truth, which does not help to demystify the scientific endeavour.

He will also talk about the ground-breaking research into immunology that enabled him to win the medal, Ireland's most prestigious prize for scientific endeavour.

SCIENTIFIC endeavour clearly runs in the Fitzpatrick family.