Sentence examples for scientifically recognised from inspiring English sources
In contrast, only half of the students overall agreed with the statement that treatment with CMs or CTs which are not tested in a scientifically recognised manner should be discouraged.
For review articles, some additional inclusion criteria applied: the article must include information on how the literature search was done and which scientifically recognised index was used; selection criteria must define the type of articles included in the review.
With its already consolidated European reputation, the journal is now beginning to be more widely read in the emerging countries of Asia as well as in the more traditionally and scientifically recognised area of North America.
She believed her research could prove that these creatures were actually a crossbreed of humans and other hominids, were of near-human intelligence, and should be scientifically named, recognised as an indigenous American tribe by the US government and protected.
"A proper court that, shall I say, was scientifically attuned, would recognise this," Kelleher said.
The speaker mentioned the Myers-Briggs test, explaining that, while well known (I personally know it from a Dilbert cartoon) the Myers-Briggs test isn't recognised as being scientifically valid so is largely ignored by the field of psychology.
Real life azhdarchids were actually pterosaurs, the group of flying reptiles most commonly recognised in the form of the head-crested Pteranodon; much beloved of scientifically dubious film and television.
I was recognised yesterday.
They recognised Orsonjit immediately.
