Sentence examples for scientifically quantified from inspiring English sources

Greenwood is just over 30 and the vast majority of known cases – this isn't exactly something that can be scientifically quantified – are committed by middle-aged men.

Since then he has scientifically quantified the pain he has felt through his index, which was first published in the 1980s before being revised in 1990 to include 78 species.

We scientifically quantified a pattern of variation within a single dance work over a period of decades, and showed that these changes have a trajectory.

If something cannot be scientifically quantified, it does not exist physically (in time and space).

Spiritual entities such as god, devil, heaven, hell, angels, demons, etc. have never been and cannot be scientifically quantified.

If an object exists, it can be scientifically quantified (measured and evaluated relative to its mass, energy, location, capabilities, and other qualities).

Re "Beyond Brrr: The Elusive Science of Cold" (Feb 10): As a member of the Coney Island Polar Bear Club, I applaud the recent efforts to scientifically quantify each person's perception of cold with improved wind chill parameters.

And there is a risk, although I can't scientifically quantify it, that the whole thing will collapse.

On the coasts, even though beach cleanups have occurred for decades, it is very difficult to scientifically quantify the amount of plastics collected.

Together, these factors (biological, immunological, clinical and psychosocial) could help to determine and to scientifically quantify the GIR of rejection for each potential recipient waiting for transplantation.

A study of the course's long-term efficacy was begun recently by the university's psychology department, so its success could not yet be quantified scientifically, she said.