Sentence examples for scientifically good from inspiring English sources

Naba Barkakati, an engineer who is the chief technologist for the Government Accountability Office and who also attended this week's briefing, said of the F.B.I.'s forensics case against Dr. Ivins: "It's very hard to get the sense of whether this was scientifically good or bad.

In the figure below, we present how many of the 12 articles followed the criteria of being a scientifically good economic evaluation although the articles due a better job of meeting less technical issues.

But the company has now clarified its stance, telling the Guardian that it believes the assessment is "quite good and scientifically sound".

A scientifically sound regulatory process is good for business: employees and customers are protected, costly recalls are avoided, and sustainable product lines are created.

A Value-Added Model for a Given Subject, Grade, and Year," I thought Michael Winerip's column surely must be satirizing New York City's formulas that scientifically identify good teachers.

If the mayor and governor have their way, and layoffs are no longer based on seniority but instead are based on the city's formulas that scientifically identify good teachers, Ms. Isaacson is pretty sure she'd be cooked.

In our view, top journals are certainly good at selecting novel, innovative and scientifically sound research for publication.

The good pop festivals can get this sort of thing almost scientifically right.

The math is scientifically sound.

Why Darwinism is scientifically sound, or not.

Finally, gunk is scientifically serious.