Sentence examples for scientific definition from inspiring English sources
What is the scientific definition of it ?
Then there is the scientific definition of drought.
TOS provides the first complete scientific definition of sampling representativeness.
Taxonomists pinned down the scientific definition of the family Acrididae more than two centuries ago.
It's difficult, I think, to give a scientific definition of where opposition ends and "fifth column" begins.
Last year the corporation determined to arrive at a scientific definition based on one of the sacred scarves.
Does a supposedly scientific definition merely reflect the ideal of the moment, built from the images of pop culture and the news media?
Lacks's were the first that "took", introducing a constantly reproducing line of cells that are literally, to give them their scientific definition, immortal.
Why the big uproar over a scientific definition of sentience when, as consumers, we regularly ignore the abhorrent conditions under which some food animals are reared?
It has been said that a good scientific definition is the end product of good theory and experiment, not the starting point.
Yet even after decades of clinical success, explicit understanding of the underlying brain response to DBS and subsequent scientific definition of the therapeutic mechanisms of action remain elusive.
