Sentence examples for scientific underpinning from inspiring English sources

On the larger landscape, the Bureau of Land Management's plan must have a similar scientific underpinning.

But the Conseil d'État upheld the ban until it could rule on its scientific underpinning.

But when the scientific underpinning of taxonomy itself is threatened by politics, different questions arise.

Meyer says the WA government policy had some serious questions relating to its aims and scientific underpinning.

In 2005, in response to the success of eHarmony, Match.com began developing a new site — a longer-term-relationship operation with a scientific underpinning.

These models provided the supposedly scientific underpinning for policy decisions and financial innovations that made the worst crisis since the Great Depression much more likely, if not inevitable.

There is also a robust scientific basis underpinning these practices.

Such is the opening scenario of Lewis Dartnell's book, which aims to provide a crash course in the scientific fundamentals underpinning modern-day living.

Because in no other branch of medicine is the scientific reality underpinning the pronouncements of doctors so uncertain.The categorical imperativeThis uncertainty flows from a profound ignorance about how brains actually work.

Some are even challenging the scientific orthodoxy underpinning anti-cholesterol drugs, which maintains that reducing the level of LDL cuts the risk of heart disease.Viren Mehta, an industry expert, calculates that global sales of Vytorin and Zetia will fall by 10% in 2008 and remain flat until 2011, when a more detailed study of Vytorin will be completed.

This expanded focus has been core to the popularization of the practice of connectivity conservation, however it has raised concerns within certain academic communities about the scientific rigor underpinning these new efforts.