Sentence examples for more scientifically based from inspiring English sources

It appears that the causes of scientific uncertainty are stated in a rather general manner, while scientific certainty is more scientifically based, e.g., by unambiguous research findings.

There will also be fights in the states and in Washington over whether these raw numbers, or a more scientifically based sampling, should help determine aid formulas and Congressional boundary lines within the states.

Although CSI should be more scientifically based and should fall within the purview of forensic science, it is generally considered to be part of the law enforcement process.

To make these things happen, permits must be more specific, more scientifically based, and monitored for longer than the usual 5 years or less, the report says.

Nevertheless, the observations in Withering's monograph led to a more rational and scientifically based use of digitalis and eventually other drugs.

These are colors that are more fashion-based than scientifically based.

One analyst noted that a specific research report reviewing this policy refers more than 100 times to scientifically based research supporting its claims, without, however, ever defining what it means to be scientifically based or discussing who should conduct such research.

JOURNALISTS using the most exacting method available to social science -- that is, counting -- have determined that the phrase "scientifically based research" occurs more than 100 times in the Bush administration's No Child Left Behind Act of 2001.

Teachers with a constructivist viewpoint can influence the understanding of their students and plan mediating events that assist students in moving from the current understanding, which is not scientifically based, to a more scientifically accepted understanding (Driver et al. 1996).

Unavoidably, if perhaps unfortunately, Whitehead's panpsychism stands or falls with his entire metaphysical system which entails a more radical revision of our current scientifically based picture of the world than even panpsychism necessitates.

To accomplish this goal, the scientific community needs scientifically based child-specific risk assessment methods.