Sentence examples for based on both scientific from inspiring English sources

A participatory design approach was used in order to develop information based on both scientific evidence and on experience-based knowledge.

Knowledge in physiotherapy is based on both scientific evidence and clinical practice.

We have not, however, personally used all of the variations we suggest: We merely present what has worked best for us and what we believe will be effective alterations or extensions based on both scientific education literature and our own teaching experience.

This kind of treatment decisions should be based on both scientific evidence and doctor's and patient's preferences.

Participants concluded, based on both scientific and technical reasons, that the current assays need to be improved if not replaced by mechanism-based assays that would enable assessment of relevance of observed findings for human health and disease.

Based on both scientific and applicable considerations, we selected miRNAs that had at most 35 of CT value in at least one pool by TLDA for further individual qRT-PCR confirmation.

Bill Lehr, a NOAA scientist in Seattle who was involved in creating the model, said the figure was based on both direct measurement and past scientific research about the fate of spilled oil.

PillReports, its founders claim, "is a global database of "Ecstasy" pills based on both subjective user reports and scientific analysis," going onto note, very nobly, that, "by identifying dangerous adulterants, PillReports performs a vital harm reduction service that can prevent many of the problems associated with "Ecstasy" use before they happen.

Approximately the top 10% will be awarded high distinction, based on both an exceptional ability to conduct scientific research and a compelling and exceptionally well-written thesis.

The levels are based on the scientific theories of both Sir Roger Penrose, a British mathematician and physicist, and the previously mentioned quantum field theory.

But it is not one based on scientific grounds.