Sentence examples for scientific form from inspiring English sources

But, even if this is not a purely scientific endeavor, it borrows a scientific form.

And it is about putting them together to yield a snapshot of New York by way of its filthiest common denominators.** **But, even if this is not a purely scientific endeavor, it borrows a scientific form.

"It's very hard to react to things and to case studies that are not presented in appropriate, scientific form and have not gone through peer review," said Casson, a neurologist at Long Island Jewish Medical Center.

To approach, in a scientific form, the issue of the analysis of the innovative character of the city of Naples, is a delicate and risky operation: positive and negative consolidated city representation paradigms represent a cumbersome burden which physiologically should be taken in charge.

Some of his favorite opponents are Richard Dawkins, whom he calls a neo-Christian, and Ray Kurzweil, the director of engineering at Google who is famous for his Singularity Theory the idea that we can one day upload ourselves to the internet which Gray regards as a scientific form of Gnosticism.

Consequently, even in its most scientific form, comparative risk assessment is necessarily an exercise in professional judgment based on uncertain estimates of divergent risks (Sexton 1999).

But this mixes up ethical and scientific forms of justification.

This is not peculiar to the English language, he notes, with scientific forms in other languages also posing difficulty.

In more recent times, however, there have arisen naturalistic or scientific forms of pantheism which reject or are neutral about these characteristics and, while they remove one important set of reasons for thinking the cosmos divine, so long as others remain, the amputation in itself seems insufficient reason to refuse the label 'pantheist' to such views.

I'm just not much of a believer in determinism, either in scientific forms, technological forms, or theological ones.

Population biobanks represent an ontologically distinct approach to knowledge generation when compared with the dominant scientific forms envisaged by translational research.