Sentence examples for scientifically challenged from inspiring English sources

Put firmly in my scientific place It is not the first time I have felt scientifically challenged.

That knowledge gap leaves the scientifically challenged open to accepting unscientific shams like "intelligent design".

Complex scientific theories are sometimes enigmatically dispatched in parenthetical asides, and even the longer "simple" explanations are, alas, often beyond my scientifically challenged abilities.

What's more likely, of course, is that Pruitt will be moving to Washington, along with most of the rest of Trump's scientifically challenged Cabinet picks.

Yes, horoscopes still persist in popular newspapers, but they are there only for the severely scientifically challenged, or for entertainment; the idea that the stars determine our fate has lost all intellectual currency.

Whenever scientifically challenged celebrities, such as the Prince of Wales, waffle on about it in ways that suggest it is outside the realm of scientific scrutiny, they too should be denounced by academics and proper doctors.That should not, however, blind those proper doctors to the one thing, among all the claptrap, the so-called alternative does have to offer.

It is not scientifically challenging.

Establishing a clear connection, however, between pollution and cancer is scientifically challenging.

The bio-based production of chemicals from second-generation plant biomass is both economically and scientifically challenging.

The functionalization of polyolefins has long been an industrially important yet scientifically challenging research subject ever since the commercialization of polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) in the 1950s.

Since, in the case of climate change the attribution of specific events to the carbon emissions is scientifically challenging, one might withdraw to an attribution of the total damage increase over time adjusted for economic and demographic growth effects.