Sentence examples for scientific connection from inspiring English sources

Rule 702's "helpfulness" standard requires a valid scientific connection to the pertinent inquiry as a precondition to admissibility.

His words reveal a man of the earth far ahead of his time: the scientific connection between fertile soil and plant health is only now being documented.

To look at the films you wouldn't immediately notice the scientific connection, but once you know you can see that some of the shapes have an ancestry with the weird lifeforms that float around the ocean and live deep underwater.

Thanks to the scientific connection between high-soluble fiber intake and reduced blood cholesterol, most Americans today are eating more foods that are rich in fiber, especially oat bran.

I think the most telling side of the oil being connected to the Macondo well is that Ed Overton himself, who we now know was even contracted by BP and paid directly by BP, Ed proved the scientific connection between the oil washing onshore has the same chemical signature as the oil from the BP well.

Nevertheless, there is no scientific connection between what you eat and whether you get whiteheads.[32] Cheese-loaded pizza or a greasy burger might not be the healthiest food choices, but they won't cause a breakout.

It was an impressive conveyor belt of enlightening scientific connections.

However, Bloomsbury's scientific connections are diverse and go back centuries.

Modern-day scientific connections are immediately apparent: the imposing glass frontage of the Wellcome Trust headquarters on the Euston Road greets visitors to the area.

It emphasises his multiple scientific connections, especially in malacology, as well as the importance and the story of his malacological collection, now in the Museum of Geneva.

In this pivotal time for the United States' engagement with the Middle East, MISTI seeks to build critical cultural and scientific connections between MIT and the Arab World.