Sentence examples for scientifically manipulated from inspiring English sources

As well as six types of pillow to choose from, mattresses are flipped after 30 sleeps, air is purified, and the pyjamas and slippers provided are scientifically manipulated to increase comfort and relieve stress.

Does the thought of a scientifically manipulated fruit or vegetable make your mouth water?

"Scientifically!" Hilton scoffed.

"I do believe anecdotally there are comfort foods that are calming to people, but I can't prove it scientifically," Dr. Lieberman said.

Although her assertion may not be true scientifically, Beauvoir was right in the sense that women are not born inferior but, rather, become inferior, by the process of objectification that she so exhaustively describes.

Scientifically, Gomez thinks a lot can be learned.

If "you want to go to Harvard or be at Stanford, you make the ultimate commitment scientifically," Gray says.

Given the limited information available, Mena "did the best one can do scientifically," Mehrmann says, commending Mena's effort to address a problem relevant to society.

In this report, the authors state that "there is a general consensus in the education research community on the need to increase the capacity of researchers to study educational problems scientifically" (Schneider et al. 2007, p. 109).

It promotes increased acceptance of evolution by helping students improve their understanding of the nature of science and how evolution is studied scientifically (Johnson and Peeples 1987; Southerland et al. 2001).

C-Mod had not yet been mined out scientifically, Fonck says, but there were arguments for keeping up the United States' two other tokamaks—at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory in New Jersey and General Atomics in San Diego, California.