Sentence examples for scientifically evaluate from inspiring English sources
The quantitative correlation between them, which is quite different from the qualitative "comfortable" or "uncomfortable" results attained by objective evaluation, can be defined by function and regarded as a basis to scientifically evaluate and improve the ride comfort.
Announcing the ban at the end of February, China said it was designed to "observe, understand and scientifically evaluate the impact on elephant conservation".
"If we do not have strict nature reserves in every bioregion then it will not be possible to scientifically evaluate the costs and benefits of marine reserves for biodiversity and fisheries.
The two-year study, larger and more systematic than many efforts to scientifically evaluate art's impact, separated musical elements — rhythm, melody, timbre — to see effects on heartbeat, breathing, sucking, alertness and sleep.
However, despite such traditional use there have been no documented studies conducted to scientifically evaluate this indication.
Implementing clinical trials with large multicenter samples is an important way to scientifically evaluate and demonstrate the curative effect of moxibustion.
Individual projects were monitored, but they weren't independently or scientifically evaluated.
It serves as a reminder that no matter how compelling the anecdote, all claims must be scientifically evaluated to rule out our innate capacity to delude even ourselves.
The agency, opponents say, has not scientifically evaluated the consequences of its actions and has consistently understated the damage it does to "nontarget" species, like songbirds.
If the world also is to deploy all available means to combat climate change, emissions of all the substances that contribute to it must be scientifically evaluated and urgently addressed.
Mr. Bush nominated six people for four-year terms on the Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board, which is charged with scientifically evaluating Department of Energy plans to store nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain in Nevada — a plan Mr. Bush has supported and Mr. Obama has opposed.
