Sentence examples for both scientifically from inspiring English sources

It manages to be both scientifically and poetically plausible.

How do you pick projects that are both scientifically engaging and strong on the artistic side of things?

If we are to have any hope of making a better world, he argues, "we must understand it both scientifically and imaginatively".

Having undertaken this ambitious goal as a nation, we need to recommit ourselves, both scientifically and financially, to end the epidemic.

But others in the administration are arguing that the president should take his time, because the decision is both scientifically and politically complicated.

Despite the simplicity of her means, Atkins's project was the first sustained effort to demonstrate that the medium of photography could be both scientifically useful and aesthetically pleasing.

"The World Bank's position is both scientifically and morally indefensible," said Clare Perry, a senior campaigner for the Environmental Investigation Agency.

Conan Doyle's early interest in both scientifically supportable evidence and certain paranormal phenomena exemplified the complex diametrically opposing beliefs he struggled with throughout his life.

The test should be both scientifically rigorous and yet fair to the psychic: it would show, if the psychic is successful, that what he or she does is real.

When, in the early 20th century, anthropological science abandoned the idea of races as both scientifically unsound and morally hideous, it turned to population characteristics and tracing how populations moved from place to place.

My fellowships in New York and Toronto were tremendous experiences--both scientifically inspiring and culturally enriching.