Sentence examples for scientifically aware from inspiring English sources

But there are lots of ways to explain things in this sophisticated, scientifically aware society.

I have on several occasions used with my more scientifically aware patients the exact wording he suggests — "it's a drug-induced coma" — and the responses have always bordered on fear, sometimes with expressions suggesting they'd like another doctor.

When the British journal asked its scientifically aware readers earlier this year, one in five of those who answered said they had used such drugs non-medically, to help them concentrate or learn.For many, drug is a four-letter word.

Cultural authorities argued that education through botany created culturally and scientifically aware citizens, part of the thrust for 'improvement' that characterised the Enlightenment.

"We're very much scientifically, spiritually, and emotionally aware of how it works, meaning that there's power in the crystals, there's power in our hearts, there's an alignment, there's a resonance... and it transfers through water".

"We're not aware of any scientifically credible study that has identified a specific food or food supplement as being an effective alternative to appropriate medications," the academy panel's chair, hematologist Barry Mendelow, told ScienceNOW.

Unfortunately, most consumers of mental health services are not aware that there are scientifically proven treatments for many mental illnesses that are more effective than the residential services offered by these unscrupulous treatment centers.

In case you weren't aware, reggae and chips are scientifically the quickest route to lethargy, so we thought we'd carry on binging to get us through the afternoon.

A more scientifically informed approach would focus on how to be mindfully aware of the unique nature of a given situation, how to tolerate ambiguity, and how to critically examine and synthesize diverse perspectives.

Theorists are well aware that anything they come up with on paper, scientifically speaking, is subject to confirmation by experiment.

In this regard paediatricians and other health professionals should be made aware of the potential risks of PIF and provide scientifically sound information to child care givers.