Sentence examples for scientifically defensible from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bolding, speaking generally, said his conclusion was scientifically defensible.
"Whether it's a scientifically defensible value-system issue is a completely separate question.
This, he said, "would be more scientifically defensible than using just one criterion".
Mr. Prewitt added, however, that the panel's decision was the "scientifically defensible and prudent thing to do".
But one can say, what is scientifically defensible, is that as the world warms, as the climate changes, as sea level rises, as the area prone to temperatures that we know are needed in the present climate for hurricane formation increases – the odds change.
At a conference to be held in January at Coventry University, Joseph and clinical psychologists Richard Bentall and Mary Boyle will call on psychiatrists to rethink their treatments, to re-examine the place of the environment in madness and to acknowledge that the categories into which they put their patients are no longer scientifically defensible as discrete categories.
Grouping wetlands by plant communities could provide a scientifically-defensible basis for stricter water quality standards to protect sensitive wetland types.
The United States Army sought to create a legally defensible, scientifically validated physical pre-employment screening test.
So why is it that free choice is a faith position, an illusion, and not a scientifically or logically defensible platform?
Although the use of computer-based modeling in guideline development is quite sophisticated and reasonably defensible scientifically, the component of guideline value derivation that involves modifying factors is probably the most subjective part of the entire process.
"Without these important preliminary steps of listing and critical habitat designation, it would be impossible to develop a scientifically valid and legally defensible recovery plan for declining species," said Representative Norm Dicks (D-WA) earlier this week.
