Sentence examples for scientists definition from inspiring English sources

–How is the scientists' definition of beauty different from the definition of beauty used to describe people?

Words are not always content with scientists' definitions of them.

Scientists, by definition, believe in evidence and proof.

It is important to recognize that research participants may find utility in data that do not meet scientists' narrower definition of clinical utility.

The social scientist's definition of child care "is attending to the physical needs of a child — dressing a child, cooking for a child, feeding and cleaning them," Blair says.

But to a scientist, the definition of an organic molecule is much more mundane: a molecule that contains at least one carbon atom.

With the growing mix between commerce and science, how have scientists changed their definition of a colleague who should be admired?

The breakthrough here is less biochemical than epistemological: scientists had a definition of life that relied on phosphates, and now they don't.

Although the concept of authenticity has been an enduring interest among philosophers, theorists, and psychological scientists, no consensual definition has been achieved.

But scientists say that definition is flawed; it would encompass "Norse remains in Maine... and a lot of Japanese shipwrecks," complains anthropologist Robson Bonnichsen of Oregon State University in Corvallis, one of the plaintiffs in the court case.

The CBPR process aims to engage community members as equal partners alongside scientists in problem definition, information collection, and data analysis--all geared toward locally relevant action for social change.