Sentence examples for scientific measure from inspiring English sources

"The scientific revolution was, by any scientific measure, wholly Eurocentric".

(A picocurie is one-trillionth of a curie, a standard scientific measure of radiation).

There is no scientific measure for the Suns' greatly improved mood.

This revolution was, Ferguson writes, "by any scientific measure, wholly European".

Jill S. Levy, the union president, said the survey was not meant to be a scientific measure but a reflection of attitudes.

No matter which racial box you checked, no one will be able to prove you wrong by any scientific measure, for the simple reason that there is none.

Linguists are devising scientific measures of the "distance" between drug names.

"It cannot be explained with any of the scientific measures we use as doctors," she said in telephone interview.

There's just Gabriel, a few people who help out, his pans, the recipe that he took from his mother, and his devotion to a technique that, by all scientific measures, is** **sketchy.

For more objectivity, we need more scientific measures like Project Implicit, a virtual laboratory maintained by Harvard, the University of Washington and the University of Virginia that has administered hundreds of thousands of online tests designed to detect hidden racial biases.

America finally got its act together in 1894, when Congress standardized the meaning of what are today common scientific measures, including the ohm, the volt, the watt and the henry, in line with international metrics.