Sentence examples for scientifically formulated from inspiring English sources

Each has been scientifically formulated to improve and boost your performance from start to finish, including preparation and recovery.

As another hot summer looms, consumers are once again stocking up on products that promise scientifically formulated sun protection.

For example, producers claim that "Red Bull gives you wings," that Rockstar Energy is "scientifically formulated" and Monster Energy is a "killer energy brew".

Together with gingko, taurine, ginseng and guarana, it makes up a beguiling tonic "scientifically formulated to speed the recovery time of those who lead active and exhausting lifestyles -- from athletes to rock stars".

This social evolution, extremely rapid in current times, tends on balance to limit the use of more simplistic and parochial kinds of propaganda and increases the need for more sophisticated, scientifically formulated, and universalistic (world-oriented) types.

Scientifically formulated with essential nutrients and vitamins, Gamer Grub provides a healthy, great tasting snack mix that supports fast reaction times for maximum gaming performance.

It said on the packets that it was 'scientifically formulated' after all.

This includes a learning environment in which students engage in scientifically oriented questions, formulate explanations from evidence, and communicate and justify their proposed explanations (NRC, 2000; NGSS, 2013).

His effort in philosophy was "to formulate a scientifically oriented, naturalistic realism which would 'save the appearances' AR: 289).

But no matter what we're designing, there are so many factors to consider that it's not wise to rely on color trends, or a hue's scientifically proven properties, to formulate a color palette.

Laboratories keeping mice as experimental subjects almost uniformly use a product called lab block, a scientifically-formulated blend originally designed for mice in laboratories.[11] In order to keep variety in their diets, mice can also eat oats, oily seeds, clean eggshell, breakfast cereal, and stale bread.