Sentence examples for better scientific basis from inspiring English sources

The diet preparations available to us now are the latest in a long line of imaginative remedies of varying efficacy, but at least today's drugs benefit from a better scientific basis.

The latter is due to the recognition that passive sampling-based Cfree data, in particular of non-polar organic compounds, provides a better scientific basis for risk assessment, compared with conventional sampling and monitoring procedures.

We performed epidemiologic studies at public freshwater bathing sites in Germany to provide a better scientific basis for the definition of recreational water quality standards.

Areas for action identified included the need to engage with the public, to create a better scientific basis for public health interventions, to identify "best practices" of disease prevention, and to implement registries/surveillance instruments.

This chapter presents up-to-date and critical information of biomaterials selection for dental pulp regeneration and is written for students, fellows, scientists, clinicians and government officials seeking better understanding of the scientific basis and therapeutic potential of dental pulp regeneration.

(ii) The existence of a scientific basis to better evaluate the long-term seismicity in this part of Europe (maximal magnitude and return period) in the framework of seismic hazard assessment.

By studying the mechanical parameters, the main failure form, AE response characteristics and its internal damage evolution rule, the paper evaluate the mechanical properties of the SP material from the macroscopic appearance to the microscopic mechanism, which provides the scientific basis for better selection and matching the material of analog simulation.

In order to better inform policymakers of the scientific basis of any proposed action, an expert elicitation was undertaken to identify areas of the research in need of further examination.

Emphasis is placed on the development of fundamental knowledge to support alloy design strategies for resistance to irradiation and to form a scientific basis to develop better materials.

Lead author Tami C. Bond of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, says that while there was talk about reducing soot emissions for a cooler climate and better health, "there wasn't really a deep scientific basis for that".

Extracts from basic science are selectively constructed into a theory of practice with little if any real scientific basis", " Chiropractic care would be better accepted in medical circles if it were evidence based/scientific and realistic in its' claims and applications to patients", and: " There is no place for chiropractors to work side by side with scientific medical practitioners".