Sentence examples for scientific nature from inspiring English sources

It implies a high level of expertise of a scientific nature.

It should be garlanded with every award going; the complete antidote to the coldly scientific nature of Monday's offering.

11 -- Other investigations related to Sept. 11 continue, including one of a more scientific nature: what combination of factors contributed to the collapse of the twin towers?

"Cern does not condone this type of spoof, which can give rise to misunderstandings about the scientific nature of our work".

Rambling, pompous and often completely incomprehensible yes to all that too.Mr Pynchon is fascinated by big issues, usually of a scientific nature, such as time and space.

My former colleague Palmer Newbould, who has died aged 87, was a champion of scientific nature conservation, an innovative university teacher and a generous, warm-hearted man with broad interests.

The anti-scientific nature of church history is sometimes exaggerated.

That those in the follow-up questionnaire sample said they would reconsider using the DVD upon a de briefing about its origin and background suggests that it may be possible to minimize the persuasion of such resources by informing new teachers of the non-scientific nature of creationism/ID.

Context analysis, therefore, should complement and integrate current risk assessment procedures in order to produce a more comprehensive and socially robust knowledge about risks and potential benefits, which includes all those societal forms of knowledge currently excluded by risk assessment procedures on the grounds of their non-scientific nature.

Disagreeing with Luhrmann's view that morality's place in the occult is to hide the pseudo-scientific nature of magic, Greenwood discusses how magic and witchcraft developed in Europe as a part of moral discourse.

Likewise, the number of case presentations has decreased at meetings of some national neuropathology societies, presumably because of their "non-scientific" nature.