Sentence examples for scientifically studies from inspiring English sources

Victimology, branch of criminology that scientifically studies the relationship between an injured party and an offender by examining the causes and the nature of the consequent suffering.

Some facts about me; I presently work as a tutor/lecturer for a psychiatry programme (as well as, self-evidently, a science writer and author), but my PhD is in Behavioural Neuroscience, so I could be described as a neuroscientist, someone who scientifically studies the brain and nervous system (or is at least qualified to do so).

Scientifically, studies have reported the biological benefits of P. betle to include inhibition of platelet aggregation [ 7], anti-diabetic activities [ 8], immunomodulatory properties [ 9] and anti-allergic activities [ 10].

The players are notorious for their bow-legs and this general observation has recently been proven scientifically: studies by Chantraine and Witvrouw et al. confirmed an evident association between soccer playing and genu varum [ 2, 3].

Group training is an aspect of performance that has never been scientifically studied.

Herbal formulas have not been scientifically studied, and sleep doctors uniformly warn people away.

But little has been done to scientifically study and preserve the medicinal herbs of the Himalayas, Mr. Negi says.

They have arisen as part of the workings of the ordinary world, which can be scientifically studied, and are not imposed or injected from some supernatural realm.

It turns out that, rather than being limited to slightly-inebriated discussions among friends, the notion of an Olympics where doping is permitted has actually being scientifically studied.

By contrast, the naturalistic tradition viewed mental illness as a phenomenon that could be scientifically studied and treated.

But, as the researchers point out, it is difficult to scientifically study icing, since you can't blind people to whether they are receiving the therapy or a placebo.