Meanings of scientific problems in English

I slowly paced the floor, pondering scientific problems, and heard this conversation:

This was never the spirit in which he approached scientific problems.

His lab is devoted to finding new techniques and ideas for solving key scientific problems.

Laying out complex scientific problems comes naturally to Wilson.

What is a farm but a laboratory where the most important and interesting scientific problems are solved?

He reserved the right to be secretive about the scientific problems on which he was working."

The council is one of the private, nonprofit U.S. national academies that provide expert advice on scientific problems.

From this basis the Saracens had advanced to the solution of some of the most important scientific problems.

Those decisions may involve physical, scientific problems, or they may involve interpersonal problems, social values and moral decisions.

His interest in all scientific problems was keen, and he had always maintained the open mind of youth to all inventions.

The philosopher who worked eight years to extract sunshine from cucumbers is typical of Swift's satiric treatment of all scientific problems.

A Naturalist devotes his life to delving into stiff scientific problems concerning everything in nature from her greatest to her most minute forms.

Until that time they were chiefly collections of curios brought together by purchase of miscellaneous collections without regard to the scientific problems involved.

Such trials, however, may also identify logistical and scientific problems that researchers should be aware of and for which provision needs to be made.

Some of the most important unsolved scientific problems of the blight, as given by Secretary Wilson, in his message, to Congress, are as follows:-

But I may remind those who confusedly imagine that the medical problem is also the scientific problem, that all problems are finally scientific problems.