Sentence examples for received scientific from inspiring English sources
Hoover died in the eighties and Cecile in '92, but some of their descendants at the aquarium have received scientific attention as well; a male named Chacoda (Chuck), who can say a number of words, is under study today.
Perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) have recently received scientific and regulatory attention due to their broad environmental distribution, persistence, bioaccumulative potential, and toxicity.
The elaborate mound complex, called Watson Brake, first received scientific attention in the 1970s, after loggers clear-cut some of the area.
Polysaccharides are structurally complex and essential constituents of life, and therefore, studies directed to these kinds of molecules have received scientific attention.
The received scientific view thus holds that pitch is a subjective or psychological quality that is no more than correlated with objective frequency (see, e.g., Gelfand 2004, Houtsma 1995).
(4) During the course of the twentieth century received scientific opinion became even more restrictive about possible causes of physical effects, and came to reject sui generis mental or vital causes, even of a law-governed and predictable kind.
Alan Johnson has also pledged not to "pre-judge" decisions on drug classification ahead of receiving scientific advice.
The cycling union has spent more than two months investigating Contador's case, and it is receiving scientific help from the World Anti-Doping Agency as it determines how to proceed.
Experience with the NASA long duration balloon (LDB) systems have demonstrated the ability to send and receive scientific data and control missions on a global basis for up to approximately 20 days.
Centrifugal turbines have the potential to compete with axial or radial-inflow turbines in a relevant range of applications, and are now receiving scientific as well as industrial recognition.
The agency's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, would like to keep receiving scientific data from the telescope for as long as possible despite the recent cancellation of its final servicing mission.
