Sentence examples for strict scientific from inspiring English sources

The bet is not for strict scientific papers, Weitzberg said.

In addition, the government has taken every possible measure to ensure the safety of all food and other products, based on strict scientific criteria.

"Usually this is a very political process, and not driven in any way, shape or form by any strict scientific or ecological definition of renewables," said Nathanael Greene of the N.R.D.C.

Clarke was a scientist, and his work sits squarely in the tradition of "hard SF" – a largely detestable term, but we're stuck with it – which is to say, science fiction with one eye on strict scientific plausibility.

"We forget that 25 years later there is, in strict scientific terms, no statistically significant recovery in ozone over Antarctica, although there a few signs of improvement," said Shanklin, who is now 61.

Dr. Dembski conceded that his interest in alternatives to Darwinian theory was partly brought on by the fact that he is an evangelical Christian, but he said intelligent design could withstand strict scientific scrutiny.

But while the study, in Sweden, was large, with 695 men ages 60 to 70, and done according to the strictest scientific design, its patients were not exactly like the typical prostate cancer patient in the United States today.

The judge, Louis H. Pollak of Federal District Court in Philadelphia, found that the F.B.I.'s procedures, though unproven in the strictest scientific sense, were similar to Scotland Yard procedures accepted by British courts.

"The problem," he correctly points out, "is in the strictest scientific sense, no one can prove it either way".

Unfortunately, despite such historical data and exhortations by Price and others about the necessity to manage the transition from rapid exponential growth to slower growth or a relatively steady state, there is little evidence for forward planning by the biomedical community in trying to manage the coming demographic transition by practicing stricter scientific "birth control" [23].

The answers to these questions may not be, in the strict sense, scientific, but they are always, for Mr. Soderbergh, at least partly technical.