"Corporations, and any community chest, fund, or foundation, organized and operated exclusively for religious, charitable, scientific, testing for public safety, literary, or educational purposes, or to foster national or international amateur sports competition.
The nonprofit organization says it operates "exclusively for charitable, religious, scientific, testing for public safety, literary, or educational purposes".
The Barr body test was the first standardized scientific test for sex used in international sport, replacing the unpopular 'naked parades' in 1968.
The dots derive from a scientific test for color-blindness; here they threaten to turn icons of past radicalism into festive decoration.
Until a scientific test for H.G.H. is adopted in the collective-bargaining agreement between Major League Baseball and the players association, another Mitchell report, so to speak, will soon be needed.
Thus, we need (1) a common set of standards for the end-product, (2) a scientific test for measuring how well the students and schools are meeting these standards, and (3) an advertising campaign to convince the public that a meaningful education of their children means getting them to score well on these tests.
We also thank Professor Hendrik J. Vreman of Stanford University, California, USA for the scientific testing of the films and assistance in the fabrication of the FSPT canopy used in this study.
This report aims to design a holistic and scientific testing method for the authentication and quality assurance of EBN.
Robert G. Marshall (R-Prince William), who has pushed a bill repealing Virginia's already restrictive 1979 law permitting possession of marijuana for medical purposes, said those who support cannabis for epilepsy should go through the established scientific testing process required for other drugs.
Other astrologers have similarly argued away claims that the discipline doesn't stand up to scientific scrutiny, by claiming that while scientific testing might work for things like physics and chemistry, astrology is simply too complex to be viable for statistical testing.
There are some good books on "Speciesism", namely how we keep some animals for pets, kill some that enter our house unwanted or for scientific testing (mice, snakes, chimps), and feel justified in killing and eating others, and the inherent hypocrisy underlying that commonly accepted point of view.
