Sentence examples for ample scientific from inspiring English sources

Despite ample scientific warning that we were headed for catastrophe, we'd done even less to change course.

There is ample scientific evidence that addiction is a complex and often chronic brain disease that if untreated visits high costs on taxpayers.

He said there' was already ample scientific evidence that cannabis had medical utility, but that "science has never driven marijuana policy.

The Russian foreign ministry has said the new arguments are based on "ample scientific data collected in years of Arctic research".

"While this announcement is a significant step toward better facilitating and expanding clinical investigations into cannabis' therapeutic efficacy," he said, "ample scientific evidence already exists to remove cannabis from its Schedule I classification and to acknowledge its relative safety compared to other scheduled substances, like opioids, and unscheduled substances, such as alcohol".

If anyone thinks of the new explorers as grown-up children playing with expensive toys, ocean veterans reply that there is ample scientific justification for creating new technologies that can regularly plumb the full depth of the ocean, which covers more than 70 percent of the planet yet remains poorly explored.

Ample amounts of scientific data ignored.

Almost half allow them to insist on publication being delayed.Moreover, there is ample evidence that scientific research is being delayed, deterred or abandoned due to the presence of patents and proprietary technologies.

Consequently, there is ample research and scientific literature related to this topic, as confirmed in reviews by De Wittea et al. (2013) and by Hovdhaugen et al. (2015).

DXA is clinically useful because of low radiation exposure, short time required for scanning, and ample amount of scientific literature in pediatric populations.

A naturalist's handbook written in the style of Rabelais, "The Water-­Babies" is a coming-of-age story — short on plot but with ample educational ballast, both scientific and moral.