Sentence examples for scientific intent from inspiring English sources

But the adventures that Sapolsky recreates in "A Primate's Memoir" are undergirded by a serious scientific intent: a study of male stress.

According to Wellek and Warren, evaluation of literary work should be done based on the work's own nature, divorced from an author's practical or scientific intent.

As the study was done to retrospectively investigate clinical data of patients treated solely at our institution in a scientific intent and data were obtained anonymized concurrently, an approval of the local ethics committee (Ethics Committee, Faculty of Medicine Mannheim) was not required according to the German Ethics Committees regulations [ 19].

As clinical data of patients treated at the Mannheim University Hospital were analyzed retrospectively with a scientific intent and data were concurrently obtained pseudonymized, approval by the local ethics committee (Faculty of Medicine in Mannheim Ethics Committee) was not required according to the German ethics committee regulations.

Hallowel and colleagues [ 29] suggest the problem of ethical consent to research participation is the result of the desire to dichotomize and classify what are intrinsically hybrid activities (i.e. activities that might have scientific intent but therapeutic benefit) into either care or research [ 29].

Clearly, the visual images produced by museums communicate ideas far beyond the control of the original scientific or artistic intent, which can be seen, for example, in their ability to project ideas that have not been articulated in the associated text or labels (or by the curator or exhibition's designers, as Tattersall explains later in this article).

As recently as 2005, the Environment and Forestry Ministry announced plans to correct the "ill intent" of scientific nomenclature that violated "Turkish unity": thus, the species of deer known as Capreolus capreolus armenus became Capreolus capreolus capreolus.

Her book movingly combines the scientific detail of a researcher, intent on showing with "statistical confidence" that Alex "did indeed have this or that cognitive ability," with the affectionate understanding that children (and children's books about animals) instinctively possess: that "animals know more than we think, and think a great deal more than we know".

Amid the dozens of publishers that notified the SBOE of their intent to submit scientific material for review is one that should raise serious concerns for anyone who cares about science literacy.

Using the theory of evolution major theme codes, such as "natural selection" and "adaptation," I exposed several lesson ideas that reflected intent to teach the scientific understanding of evolution.

Critics of evolution frequently assert that evolution is "just a theory", with the intent of emphasizing that scientific theories are never absolute, or of characterizing it as a matter of opinion rather than of fact or evidence.