Sentence examples for competent scientific from inspiring English sources
Finally, competent scientific institutions did not exist at that time to analyze and develop effective water quality monitoring.
At that time, Maryland had no engineering school to support the state's infrastructure with those "competent scientific engineers" that Gilman had proposed.
Kellogg, she said, "is confident that the claim about the antioxidants and nutrients in Rice Krispies cereals helping support the body's immune system is supported by reliable and competent scientific evidence".
On February 22 , 1876 Daniel Coit Gilman, the first president of Hopkins, suggested in his inaugural address that cities of "fifteen or twenty thousand people…should have the services of a competent scientific engineer". It would be 10 years before the first inkling of engineering education would surface at Hopkins.
The companies have continued to promote the use of narcotics for chronic pain even though doing so is "unsupported by competent scientific evidence," the suit contends.
Furthermore, they should be competent in scientific communication skills, in order to contribute to scientific journals, conferences, and other meetings with colleagues.
This led the editors to develop "an instructional editorial policy to increase the critical mass of researchers competent in scientific writing".
The presence of central coordination, competent in scientific methodology and implementation techniques, is necessary to support the work of individual multidisciplinary teams, to favor agreement between health care professionals and managers, and to constantly remind all parties involved of the importance of the program, as motivation is likely to decrease with time.
What qualifies as substantiation is also explained in the guidelines: "competent and reliable scientific evidence," including tests, analyses and research conducted and evaluated by qualified professionals.
Our agreement with the F.T.C. is that our statements will be truthful, not misleading, and supported by competent and reliable scientific evidence".
Manufacturers must demonstrate a "reasonable basis" for the claims and/or advertising, which translates into "competent and reliable scientific evidence" from objective studies conducted by experts.
