Sentence examples for scientifically settled from inspiring English sources
The point was never scientifically settled.
But the script also takes several liberties that could leave viewers believing that the debate over thimerosal — which in the program's script is given the fictional name mercuritol — is far from scientifically settled.
That is not to say that every question about the impact of climate change is scientifically settled.
Vast areas of evolutionary science are for all intents and purposes scientifically settled; textbooks and curricula used in the public schools present precisely such basic, uncomplicated, uncontroversial material.
We're arguing over the scientifically settled fact of climate change -- even as tornadoes and hurricanes rip through our cities and towns.
Specifically, she made two facetious remarks suggesting that all debate about both climate change and God's relationship to the origins of biological life were scientifically settled.
He sees a human embryo as a potential life, though he thinks that it is not possible scientifically to settle precisely when life begins.
Until these and other issues can be settled scientifically -- a process that may take weeks -- health officials can only give advice and act on reasonable assumptions.
Because if you're going to claim that science determines human values, it means that the arguments we currently think of as philosophical disputes about ethics will be able to be settled scientifically in the future.
Eventually, the medical community settled on the current standard of losing just 5percentt of one's starting weight, despite having no scientifically-supported medical reason for doing so.
