Sentence examples for scientific feel from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure what its use is, other than to give the article a "scientific" feel.

"There are parts of the academy which, in the effort to be scientific, feel we should stay away from policy," Mr. Nye said, that "it interferes with the science".

Use Latin-based words to add a scientific feel.

In Fringe, the opening sequence has a lot of words that have a scientific feel accompanied with a blue background.

Sure, the mainstream scientific community felt (and feels) there's no plesiosaur in Loch Ness; but Rines had seen the damn thing with his own eyes, he trusted his own mind, and by God he was going to get to the bottom of it.

Why does an independent scientific agency feel the need to prevent hybrid research?

So of course, I have to share this interview with him about the making of this film: "It is our intention that the scientific community feel that we have gotten the facts right in our film," says Michael Shamberg, producer of the film, Contagion.

Fermilab cultivates relationships with universities and works hard to make scientific visitors feel welcome.

The evaluation committee judged the Kitakami site preferable because of geologic conditions, local infrastructure, and the possibility of making an international scientific community feel at home.

But I believe the nonlinear theme to the overall exhibition is heightened through the unplanned collaboration with my late grandfather," says Cross. "Imagine if I bought pre-fabricated, factory metal frames, then the show would have a more scientific display feel to it.

On the SAAB survey, freshmen reported significant gains in their self-rated ability to: "decode" primary literature; interpret data; read actively (annotating, concept mapping and/or cartooning the material they were reading); visualize scientific procedures; feel like they were thinking like scientists; and see experiments in a broader context (Table 3).