Sentence examples for scientifically necessary from inspiring English sources

"It's politically necessary, scientifically necessary and legally necessary," said David Bookbinder, chief climate counsel at the Sierra Club, a plaintiff in the Supreme Court case.

The dissenters argue the authority is supposed to make recommendations based on what is scientifically necessary and leave it up to the politicians to make the political compromises – and that the recommended policy cannot meet the increasingly ambitious greenhouse gas reductions that Australia agreed to in Paris last year.

Michel Morange observed that this "division was logically absurd"—from hindsight but—"historically and scientifically necessary" (Morange 2001, 9).

The "necessity requirement," which entails that subjects with decisional impairment should be enrolled in research only when their participation is scientifically necessary, for example, when the desired information cannot be obtained by enrolling adults who can consent; and.

The reference in the agreement to the need for rapid reductions "in accordance with the best available science" is bolstered by the scientifically necessary carbon budget in the accompanying decision.

Only these types of intentional dosing studies are scientifically necessary.

The last time a politically possible policy was defeated because it wouldn't achieve the scientifically-necessary greenhouse gas cuts was when the parliament voted down Kevin Rudd's emissions trading scheme.

Both gaps seriously hamper the necessary, scientifically sound consideration of mixture toxicities in a regulatory context.

In order to determine the optimum conditions for cooking of meat scientifically it is necessary to understand the heat-induced processes like the denaturation of the various proteins and the textural consequences, as described above.

A group of doctors who treat Lyme disease and about 400 patients with the disease accused medical boards in several states yesterday of violating doctors' rights to treat the illness in ways they believe are necessary and scientifically valid.

Left for dead on the red planet following a scientifically anomalous but narratively necessary windstorm, botanist Mark Watney Matt Damonn, giving Cast Away-era Tom Hanks a run for his money) must hunker down for the long haul, knowing that any rescue mission is years away.