Sentence examples for scientifically capable from inspiring English sources

The proposal to the National Science Foundation was originally written to use the United States Coast Guard Cutter Healy, the scientifically capable icebreaker operated by the Coast Guard.

But Schneider argued that researchers should give enough data and information on their sources and methods so that those "who are scientifically capable can do their own brand of replication work, but that does not extend to personal computer codes with all their undocumented sub-routines etc".

While Germany had sufficient technology to develop rockets of immense power that wrought indiscriminate carnage in England and sufficient engineering and chemical knowledge to murder efficiently six million Jews, it was not scientifically capable of developing an atomic bomb despite access to the needed raw material.

"Of course, that reduced complexity suggests it won't be as scientifically capable, but India has been smart in targeting some really important areas that will complement what others are doing".

Proposed recently by Minister of Agriculture Fernand Etgen and written with the help of animal rights activists, the proposed law assumes that animals are "living non-human sentient beings with a nervous system scientifically capable of feeling pain and experiencing other emotions" including "suffering and anguish," according to a ministry statement.

Observational studies are not scientifically capable of proving or disproving any hypothesis.

Such a type of study is not scientifically or statistically capable of proving causality or supporting statements.

They rather indicate how far the advances of science have outraced our social consciousness, how much more we have developed scientifically than we are capable of handling emotionally and intellectually".

The monitoring itself must be based on scientifically sound questions and be capable of distinguishing between environmental damage and natural variability.

Ultimately, the aforementioned entities hoped that students would develop an interest in science and become scientifically informed citizen in their respective societies, capable of applying scientific concepts to their own lives.

It would be nice if we were capable of talking more clearly and scientifically about our bodies.