Sentence examples for scientific example from inspiring English sources
The phrase "scientific example" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to an instance or case that illustrates a scientific principle or concept. Example: "In order to understand the theory of evolution, a scientific example such as the Galápagos finches can be very helpful."
The best-known scientific example remains the experiments by David Rosenhan, a psychologist.
The examination turns the individual into a "case"—in both senses of the term: a scientific example and an object of care.
He had been attracted to the Order by the philosophical, theological, and scientific example of Grosseteste, Adam Marsh, and other English Franciscans.
A simple scientific example can be found in the rationale behind the sensible methodological adage that "correlation does not imply causation".
He presents a recent ferret brain-rewiring experiment as a scientific example (in which axonal inputs from the primary visual tract were redirected in ferret embryos to project to primary auditory cortex see Sharma et al. 2000 for the actual scientific details).
In the imagined conversation between the two women in the play - and in the flashbacks to their tutorials in Oxford, and a Sunday lunch at the Hodgkin family home - I was entirely persuaded by the idea that the scientific example set by the crystallographer might have shaped the political judgment of the future prime minister.
Unlike the object of his criticism, Mr. Fuller doesn't offer many scientific examples but he does follow some of Kuhn's precepts in mounting his attack.
Finally, Aizawa (forthcoming) presents numerous scientific examples of multiple realization by "compensatory differences".
Many reductionist philosophers have elaborated on Lewis's point with scientific examples.
More detailed explanation of many scientific examples can be found in this section as well.
This particularly clear in connection with the social scientific examples (such as risk factors for juvenile delinquency) that Salmon discusses.
