Sentence examples for scientifically recorded from inspiring English sources
The aim of this study was to assess the prevalence and severity of tail damage in a representative sample of pigs at slaughter in two slaughterhouses located in different regions of Sweden, to compare the scientifically recorded tail damage prevalence with routine slaughterhouse recordings and to propose a feasible scoring system that could be used for benchmarking nationally and internationally.
Biology: CW Moeliker, of Natuurmuseum Rotterdam, the Netherlands, for documenting the first scientifically recorded case of homosexual necrophilia in the mallard duck.
Butterflies have been scientifically recorded since 1976 by thousands of volunteers for the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme, a partnership between Butterfly Conservation, the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, the British Trust for Ornithology and the Joint Nature Conservation Committee.
The first scientifically recorded observation of a completely inorganic coordination compound is German chemist, physician, and alchemist Andreas Libavius's description in 1597 of the blue colour (due to [Cu(NH3 4]2+) formed when lime water containing sal ammoniac (NH4Cl) comes into contact with brass.
When VICE co-founder Shane Smith went to Italy and set foot in Venice's flooded St. Mark's Square, it was pretty hard to ignore such shoe-drenching affirmation of the scientifically recorded fact that over the past 100 years, sea levels have risen 22cm.
Monitoring should involve some level of collection of data on change of behavior over time, so that before and after changes could be scientifically recorded and be directly attributed to the intervention being made.
Tillmans scientifically records the reality of nature's sublime ability to put on a show.
Quality of life and HrQoL instruments aim to systematically and scientifically record descriptions of health and illness of an individual.
In this research Maupertuis produced the first scientifically accurate record of the transmission of a dominant hereditary trait in humans.
These findings have important implications for understanding the mechanisms for driving rock avalanches and associated landscape evolution across the Himalayas, as well as for extending the limited scientifically documented records of major mass movements in the Eastern Himalayan region.
"One feels certain that this is a scientifically exact record of the speech of factory workers in an automobile bumper plant, of taxi drivers, waitresses in cheap restaurants, beautiful dumb women and beautiful smart ones who haunt small-time night clubs," Mr. Prescott wrote.
