Sentence examples for scientifically justifiable from inspiring English sources

A 1.5-degree target "looks much more scientifically justifiable," said Johan Rockström, director of the Stockholm Resilience Institute.

Two degrees, says Johan Rockström, director of the Stockholm Resilience Center, "contains significant risks for societies everywhere; 1.5 looks much more scientifically justifiable".

That memo was in reaction to decisions made by the Bush administration, many of them related to global warming and air pollution, that Mr. Obama argued were not scientifically justifiable.

It is a scientifically justifiable choice, because the Okavango has a claim to be the true Eden, resembling as it does the environment in which our species evolved from its antecedents in the African genesis long ago.

The straw man is the contention that anyone making a perfectly reasonable and scientifically justifiable point – that climate change is likely to cause a higher prevalence of the weather conditions that pose a bushfire risk – has actually been making the unreasonable and scientifically unjustifiable point that climate change has caused a particular fire.

Given contemporary knowledge of biology, are the alternative sets of biological background assumptions equally scientifically justifiable?

Students will be expected to research, evaluate, and present scientifically and legally justifiable positions on case studies from the perspective of their assigned roles.

He denied that the wrong choice of vaccine had been made three years ago, adding that the decisions then and now were both "scientifically and economically justifiable".

Background: Some countries have recently extended smoke-free policies to particular outdoor settings; however, there is controversy regarding whether this is scientifically and ethically justifiable.

Doing so typically involves considerable amounts of work that is neither scientifically interesting nor economically justifiable in an academic context, but which all the same is necessary to see if things work as they should.

Large-scale, preventive medical enterprises can hardly be regarded as scientifically sound and ethically justifiable, unless issues of practical feasibility, sustainability and social determinants of health are considered.