Sentence examples for scientifically prepared from inspiring English sources

You can imagine them in their lab coats, selecting the proper strains of scientifically prepared yeasts to create the precise flavors and aromas they desire.

This is a country where the hottest-selling book last year was "Harvard Girl," in which proud parents tell how they scientifically prepared their little darling, from age 0, to get into America's most prestigious university.

In 1890, under Richards's guidance, the New England Kitchen was opened in Boston to offer to working-class families nutritious food, scientifically prepared at low cost, and at the same time to demonstrate the methods employed.

If your new employer is a "first offer, best offer" firm, you will have someone in the organization, often the human resources department, contact you with an offer that has been scientifically prepared, using side-by-side comparisons with others in their employ who have similar experience levels.

With so many variables, the vote may even be less accurate than a scientifically prepared poll, where the level of uncertainty is at least possible to quantify.

Archie Macpherson stated that "with the stopwatch always in his hand, he elevated athletics to a new plane of intelligent application of effort and was the harbinger of the modern scientifically prepared athlete".

Meanwhile, teaching materials including official textbooks, internet websites, and such materials, might not be prepared scientifically.

Philip Brachman, who succeeded Langmuir as EIS director, described Langmuir as "visionary, clairvoyant, tenacious, well prepared, scientifically honest, and optimistic".

In the present study, the cytotoxicity of this decoction and its effects on Heat Shock Protein (HSP) expression and apoptosis were compared in three breast cancer phenotypes, to scientifically evaluate if a decoction prepared from F. leucopyrus (Willd). is useful for the treatment of breast cancer.

I am not suggesting this evidence is scientifically decisive; but I am entirely prepared to put it up against the "data" of those contending that consensus is lacking.

For instance, all participants stated that they would be prepared to adopt new scientifically robust tools to collect data on service quality.