Sentence examples for scientifically clear from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, it is scientifically clear that breast-feeding has many advantages to babies and mothers with respect to protection against diseases and to the comfort and physical closeness it entails.

This paper is scientifically sound, clear and well-organized.

There are many theories but no clear, scientifically satisfying answers.

"It was completely clear scientifically since 2002 that they were not guilty," said Vittorio Colizzi, an AIDS expert whom the Qaddafi family invited in 2000 to study the hospital in Benghazi where the infections took place.

However, no clear scientifically established method has ever been published for their design and manufacture.

As we have decoded the human genome and learn more about it, it is clear scientifically that the patterns of genetic expressions that groups of people have in common are more relevant than how they look on the outside.

This emphasizes the lack of clear scientifically sound recommendations on this topic.

Scientifically, there is no clear or objective way to draw a bright line between male and female.

The biometric component makes Clear more scientifically advanced than T.S.A.'s program, which relies on an agent's comparing photo IDs to boarding cards.

Evolution may have given us the opportunity to worry, but that doesn't mean we should take the bait.' Indeed, constant worry has a clear and scientifically proven link to ill health.

"Scientifically the facts are clear, that the level of warming we are seeing is a direct result of human activities globally," Heron said, speaking to the report finding that the "main driver" of stress to coral reefs were high sea temperatures.