Sentence examples for existing scientific knowledge from inspiring English sources
The study then assessed the health risks that could result, based on existing scientific knowledge about the relationship between radiation doses and its health effect.
As I argue in a recent paper published by the think tank Education Sector, hype about the importance of the first three years often extends far beyond what existing scientific knowledge about the brain actually justifies.
Britain also continued to press for the new limits at talks held in September, arguing in favour of rules based on existing scientific knowledge rather than the "precautionary principle" preferred by The Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark, under which products would be banned unless they could be shown to be safe.
It concludes that "many African governments are currently under-utilising existing scientific knowledge to save lives".
Its usefulness in complementing existing scientific knowledge for the assessment and monitoring of rangelands is therefore little understood.
In recognition of this state of affairs, many naturalist approaches to constructed phenomena have involved attempts to causally model matters of interest to constructionists in ways that engage more or less completely with existing scientific knowledge.
The downside of this is that this prevents researchers from using large portions of the already existing scientific and technological knowledge as input for the research work (Forero 1999).
The most important first step is clearly articulating the research question to be answered, followed by a clear understanding of the existing scientific literature and the existing gaps in knowledge.
WHO can also benefit from these countries' indigenous medicine systems by incorporating their traditional knowledge to complement the existing scientific know-how, and help these countries to develop policies and assess the required investments to support traditional medicine.
These ideas can be very different from existing scientific theories.
