Sentence examples for scientific substitutes from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps probabilities and utilities are a good cleaned-up theoretical substitutes for our folk notions of belief and desire precise scientific substitutes for our folk concepts.

(In 1961 the word Scientific was substituted for Special).

[ 22] Given that biosimilars are similar to but not identical to their originators, there is no scientific basis to substitute a biosimilar for a branded product, and automatic substitution could potentially put patients at risk by preventing adequate traceability or encouraging switching between products.

Thus, while human-factors engineering aims at substituting scientific method for guesswork, its specific techniques are usually empirical rather than theoretical.

While biosimilars are similar to the originator drugs, as mentioned above, they are not identical and therefore there is currently no scientific basis to substitute different products.

But scientific inquiry is no substitute for political argument.

As scientific systems, political parties, substitute religions and sources of illustrational art, they're silly or worse.

expects that some communities will step up and take the waste on anyway, but many people at this summer's forums accused the agency of using public consent as a substitute for scientific and regulatory rigor.

I also found that my written skills were more than sufficient (although business jargon was substituted for scientific language).

There is nothing wrong with this - except if we take it as a substitute for scientific understanding.

This does not mean that systems thinking dismisses or acts as a substitute for scientific reductionism or linear modelling.