The phrase "in a scientific context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, concepts, or practices that are relevant to the field of science.
Example: "The results of the experiment can only be interpreted in a scientific context to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "within a scientific framework" or "in a scientific setting."
That this statement really is persuasive to many people reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of the word "theory" in a scientific context.
He told the hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London: "In a scientific context there is a desire by the family to ensure that if this kind of investigation is going to be taken further they would like to seek the further assistance of those experts who might be familiar with the kind of chemicals that are used by states who indulge in torture.
In a scientific context, authoritative texts were nominally attributed to a culture hero or divine source.
It is unclear whether these observations will hold in a scientific context.
In a scientific context, facts and data are generated through research and represented as structured records of measurements and observations.
Stan himself readily admits that he doesn't know the answer in a scientific context, and he agrees that more study is needed.
V.D.G.: Everything starts with a scientific context in which you're developing an intervention to do something that's going to make people healthier or happier.
In addition to ensuring nomenclature, GtoPdb is further linked to other biological and chemical databases, placing the work of each article first in a pharmacological, then in a broader scientific, context.
However, the review also acknowledged a clearer vision of NHS research as a consistent, evidence-based whole with a defined role in a wider scientific context.
There are probably no better instances of formalization indeterminacy in any scientific context.
This is more so because this word has no connotation associated with it that would prevent intrusion of irrational discussions in a purely scientific context.] Progress in science requires progress in technology.
