Sentence examples similar to scientifically exacting from inspiring English sources
"One feels certain that this is a scientifically exact record of the speech of factory workers in an automobile bumper plant, of taxi drivers, waitresses in cheap restaurants, beautiful dumb women and beautiful smart ones who haunt small-time night clubs," Mr. Prescott wrote.
The general attitude that philosophy could and should aspire to be scientifically exact was one that stayed with Łukasiewicz, though his estimation of the state of the subject tended to become more pessimistic than optimistic, and he advocated fundamentally reforming philosophy along logical lines.
It may not be scientifically exact, but Lukyanova comes close to real-life Barbie proportions.
You may want to drill and tape threads for a pressure gauge and thermometer if you plan to use this process for more scientifically exact purposes.
Each proposition set might support the scientifically valid claim (the scientifically valid claim was intravenous injection) or refuted the scientifically invalid claim (the scientifically invalid claim was drowning).
We dabble in the different flavors -- some are better than others -- and we may or may not have scientifically proven the exact right amount of time to dunk an Oreo into milk.
I have on several occasions used with my more scientifically aware patients the exact wording he suggests — "it's a drug-induced coma" — and the responses have always bordered on fear, sometimes with expressions suggesting they'd like another doctor.
That agreement must be scientifically rigorous, equitable, ambitious and exact.
This is scientifically more relevant than their exact molecular positions in the GBM.
Pets as a scientifically tested health remedy is the exact message pushed in some materials from the Human Animal Bond Research Institute.
