The relationship between energy and matter is characterized scientifically.
It was first characterized scientifically by French scientist Jean Pierre François Camille Montagne in 1856, who called it Corynites elegans.
For example, a kidney is characterized scientifically by its functional role in filtering blood and maintaining certain chemical balances.
The purpose would be to characterize scientifically the dose-response approach.
The overall objective of the MULTITEXCO project is to scientifically and technologically characterize the latest achievements within the technical textile sector for the development of Guidelines and Pre-normative research, enabling future standards at EU level.
By science-based health innovation, we mean technological innovation across a spectrum of sophistication, from vaccines, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices to some plant medicines where attempts to scientifically standardize or characterize medicines have been made.
(2011) characterized misconceptions as "scientifically inaccurate understandings that students have developed about natural phenomena," while simultaneously suggesting there could be additional and possibly "more appropriate" ways to represent students' erroneous ideas (pp. 418 419).
Many of the more than 400 (at the moment 438) scientifically reported ovarian carcinomas with karyotypically characterized chromosomal aberrations [ 5] were examined as abdominal effusions, that is at a very late stage in tumor progression, and many were incompletely karyotyped.
Two Philadelphia doctors specializing in human reproduction characterized Freind's contention as scientifically baseless.
This makes it possible to establish a reliable timeline for the introduction of new colorants, and to enable a scientifically and historically informed reconsideration of the ways in which they have been characterized in the past.
