Sentence examples for far more scientific from inspiring English sources

And mapmaking no longer seems so ideologically charged, but far more scientific and technical.

But nowadays bidding is far more scientific, and defense has been improved considerably.

America produces far more scientific papers than any other country, and Britain ranks number five.

But with hundreds of sales people working thousands of leads, we're able to take a far more scientific approach.

He then had a series of jobs in the carpet industry, which he said takes a far more scientific approach to color.

Whist players were prompt to deplore the arrival of bridge, almost unanimously asserting that whist, with all four hands hidden, was far more scientific than bridge.

Despite a far more open scientific community than – let's say – during the middle ages, academia and the public still seem to live in two different worlds.

"For a lot of applications in the Western world it's just beneficial to have lower cost, tinkered sensors because it opens the opportunity to get far more geo-scientific data than would otherwise be possible.

But such problems are far more embarrassing for scientific journals because of their claims for the superiority of their system of editing.

For years, N.I.H. administrators have been watching this decline with concern, as medical-school graduates, carrying debt loads of $100,000 or more, increasingly choose private practices that are far more lucrative than scientific research posts.

What makes ants far more than a scientific curiosity is that this extraordinary collective behaviour from what are, at heart, chemical-sensing automatons, hints at lessons for similar systems in humans too.