1-C. Recent scientific research has shown that people who read novels are better able to read an interviewer's body language and figure out what they are thinking or feeling.Recent scientific research has shown that people who read novels are better able to read an interviewer's body language and figure out what they are thinking or feeling.
2-C. They are concerned about how scientific the treatment is.They are concerned about how scientific the treatment is.
彼らは、懸念しています、どの程度に科学的かについてダヨ、その治療がダヨ。
3-C. Students are learning scientific principles through actual experience.Students are learning scientific principles through actual experience.
学生は、科学的な原則を学んでいます、実際の体験を通してダヨ。
4-C. (2) Scientific research should be left in the hands of specialists.(2) Scientific research should be left in the hands of specialists.
(2)科学的研究は、残されるべきです、手の中にダヨ、専門家のダヨ。
5-C. (1) Eventually, scientific knowledge will come mainly from amateurs.(1) Eventually, scientific knowledge will come mainly from amateurs.
(1)最終的には、科学的知識は、主に来ます、素人からダヨ。
6-C. (6) I find it encouraging that the list of scientific studies using citizen scientists is quickly getting longer.(6) I find it encouraging that the list of scientific studies using citizen scientists is quickly getting longer.
7-C. On the other hand, citizen science is good for the general public: it gets people out into the natural world and involved in scientific processes.On the other hand, citizen science is good for the general public: it gets people out into the natural world and involved in scientific processes.
8-C. On the one hand, the scientific community gains access to far more data than they would otherwise have, while spending less money.On the one hand, the scientific community gains access to far more data than they would otherwise have, while spending less money.
9-C. Many native English speakers say that doves and pigeons are two different species of birds, but actually there is no scientific definition to separate one from the other.Many native English speakers say that doves and pigeons are two different species of birds, but actually there is no scientific definition to separate one from the other.