Sentence examples for scientifically intended from inspiring English sources

There are several methods for improving comprehension and scientifically intended understanding of the messages.

For RC mechanisms to be understood as scientifically intended, consumers need to be provided with the means to interpret this information [45].

A South African study illustrated, through a mental models approach, how the scientifically intended meanings of pesticide label pictograms (based on risk assessment data) are mis-interpreted by farm workers [69, 70].

The question of cross-cultural comprehension of pictograms as scientifically intended is illustrated by whether these are understood in the same way by an illiterate South African farm worker as by a Finnish professor.

The University of Wisconsin has teamed up with the Edison project, a private education company, to create a scientifically flavoured charter school intended to increase the supply of qualified blacks for its medical school.

So the requirement for scientifically based research was first intended as a weapon against whole language.

"We don't claim to know exactly where the Titanic iceberg was in January 1912 — nobody can know that — but this is a plausible scenario intended to be scientifically reasonable".

The U.S. EPA's external peer review process is intended to ensure that a scientifically credible assessment is produced.

This study was intended to provide the most cogent and scientifically robust assessment of the association between early F-FDG PET measurements and subsequent local control.

In short, there appears to be a gap between a fundamental goal of science education, to produce scientifically literate citizens, and the results of the pedagogical approaches intended to meet this goal.

Thus, scientifically trained persons are more likely to use ingredient lists as intended but not average consumers.