Sentence examples for scientific estimation from inspiring English sources

This process assumes a rational scientific estimation of risks.

Could it not be the edge of a planet or star which happens to be (according to current scientific estimation based on available information) 1.7bn light years this side of the edge of the observable universe, which he claims to be 13.7bn light years away?

This is not a scientific estimation.

The reliability characteristic functions can be used to obtain a scientific estimation of the reliability characteristic variables.

Most Intelligent Design Theorists believe in a long earth history (even the scientific estimation of a universe of about 15 billion years in age) and most accept overall common descent.

There is, of course, Leary's young wife, Barbara, whom Leary describes in his 1983 autobiography "Flashbacks" as, "in my scientific estimation, the sexiest, smartest, funniest woman in town". Barbara has produced movies and edited scripts but is "not professionally active now," says Leary. "I must tell you, it's a full-time job just to be Barbara.

He chooses to cast such worries aside at the Winter White House, Mar-a-Lago, even as that property sinks into the rising sea, a process that has begun and, by many scientific estimations, will result in its grounds becoming one with the Atlantic during Barron Trump's lifetime.

By the scientific community's estimation, Wendy is a twinkling star on her way up.

It focuses not only on scientific research and estimation of water resources, but also prepares plans for water resources utilization and supervises their execution with regard to resources protection.

An open-ended format, such as number line estimations, might help promote estimation-based responses by novices, allowing future research to examine magnitude representation in estimation of scientific phenomenon.

We aimed to strengthen the scientific understanding of mortality estimation by reviewing progress across fields and building inter-disciplinary bridges.