Sentence examples for less scientifically from inspiring English sources

Adults are even less scientifically literate.

My interest is, to put it mildly, less scientifically informed and more aesthetically speculative.

Many doctors already prescribe Cytoxan for scleroderma patients, in part because earlier, less scientifically rigorous studies hinted at its benefit.

Less scientifically: Israeli rightists have — in columns, articles and public statements — taken to calling the president by his middle name, Hussein, as proof of his pro-Arab tendencies.

The skills I mentioned are useful in many professions, and our society needs to be more, not less, scientifically and technically literate.

Perhaps less scientifically, the former major leaguer Toby Harrah compared statistics to bikinis: "They both show a lot," Mr. Harrah said, "but not everything".

Notwithstanding Jackson's claims to the contrary, many critics – this writer included – believe that the 40-year experiment with a freestanding Environmental Protection Agency has been a failure and that the agency should be abolished, its essential functions reassigned to other, less scientifically-challenged government organisations.

But this appears less than scientifically based.

As patients, we expect our physicians to have access to more — not less — truthful, scientifically accurate information to improve our care.

But because I was less mature, scientifically, than I probably should have been (who isn't?), it turned into more of a "do what your adviser wants you to do and you'll get yours on the side" kind of experience.

It is entirely possible that when she assumes the position in September she will censure herself when it comes to her less than scientifically informed 'facts'facts