Sentence examples for scientifically attributed from inspiring English sources

The rapid and dramatic neurological improvement repeatedly observed after perispinal etanercept administration in patients with chronic, post-stroke neurological dysfunction cannot be scientifically attributed to a placebo response, as Whitlock seems to suggest [ 1, 6, 8– 14, 16, 17, 17, 21, 22, 24– 27, 32, 36, 38, 41, 43, 44, 47, 56, 66, 75, 100, 118, 121– 121].

In a review essay of 1870, he commented on the almost universal acceptance of Darwin's theory by the scientifically minded and attributed its success to "the skillful combination of inductive and deductive proofs with hypothesis".

How should scientifically valid meaning be attributed to the results when so little was known scientifically?

Monitoring should involve some level of collection of data on change of behavior over time, so that before and after changes could be scientifically recorded and be directly attributed to the intervention being made.

In brief, its domination can be attributed to its role in attracting exciting, scientifically oriented medical teachers, who pioneered a curriculum modeled upon mainly German lines, combining practical clinical experience with extensive training in laboratory practices.

Note that this version of atomism differs from the atomistic positivism about the form of elementary experience that Carnap attributed to Mach, in contrast with his own, scientifically updated and preferred Gestalt-doctrine of a unified field of experience at a given time.

That is, a substantial proportion of our undergraduates attributed anthropomorphic qualities to substances in place of scientifically accurate alternatives.

(Brodeur also noted that he sent "American Hustle" producers a "strongly worded letter" through his lawyer, "pointing out that by attributing a scientifically unsupportable statement to me they have defamed me and damaged my reputation").

Dr. Neugut said he sympathized with people who had cancer they attributed to the disaster, but added that their emotional response was not necessarily valid scientifically.

That which cannot be attributed to environmental factors would logically fall into the nebulous category of chance, termed more scientifically as stochastic behavior.

Most participants attributed one or more causes to breast cancer, but the risk factors attributed to the illness did not correspond to those scientifically accepted.