Sentence examples for advantage scientifically from inspiring English sources
These may be based on pest avoidance instead of control, or on taking advantage scientifically of natural enmities within the insect world.
The "ambivert advantage" scientifically explains how ambiverts combine the best of both sides.
Scientists also tend to publish in journals, while humanities academics often publish their work in book chapters or monographs, which are not included in Scopus – again giving an advantage to scientifically-based institutions.
Nooyi wanted me to see for myself how her company is going about scientifically advantaging its products, which is part of the "journey," as she likes to say, to the PepsiCo of the future.
The major problems for the spreading of laparoscopic pancreatoduodenectomy are the dissection of retroperitoneal margin, the complicated reconstruction phase (further complicated by laparoscopic instruments), the length of operating time, and the lack of scientifically proved advantages compared to the conventional open technique.
Or scientifically advantaged?
The question undergirding all of this is whether it is morally and scientifically acceptable to take advantage of the limited protection offered to cats as opposed to humans or monkeys in the search for useful knowledge.
However, such purported advantages of natural products have not been scientifically established.
The use of only randomised studies – as suggested by German authorities – to describe the value can hardly be justified scientifically because these studies have both advantages and disadvantages, just like any other scientific method.
If they want to ban Oscar and perhaps all amputees that use Cheetah prostheses, they need to show scientifically that it does show an overall advantage in the 400 meter race.
On the other hand, it is scientifically clear that breast-feeding has many advantages to babies and mothers with respect to protection against diseases and to the comfort and physical closeness it entails.
