Sentence examples for strong scientific basis from inspiring English sources
"Heriot-Watt is also strong in terms of international developments and partnership and has a strong scientific basis.
"This shows that the proposed rule is not formulated on a strong scientific basis and assumptions made in the proposed rule may not be correct," Ms. Gillibrand wrote in a letter to the Agriculture Department.
A large amount of studies in the western United States form a strong scientific basis for other Mediterranean mountain regions.
Our study may help clarify the epitaxial growth mechanism of Cu6Sn5 phase on the (111 Cu and (001 Cu surfaces and provide a strong scientific basis of Cu6Sn5 orientation design for three-dimensional integrated circuit interconnect applications.
"I'm encouraged by the general bipartisan agreement that vaccines are a matter of public health and have a strong scientific basis," said Brendan Nyhan, a political scientist at Dartmouth College who had earlier voiced concerns that the debate could end up politicizing vaccination.
However, it has also become clear that the concept lacks a strong scientific basis.
Peter Gleick, a water, environment and energy analyst who in April played the tornado card, wrote this week on the heat with a far stronger scientific basis and something rare in climate arguments — nuance.
The new test is almost certainly more reliable, with "a much stronger scientific basis than any of the previous exercise-related DNA test kits," says Tuomo Rankinen, a professor of genetics at Pennington, who, like Dr. Bouchard, was an author of the original gene study but has no involvement with XRGenomics.
Pharmacogenomics will thus provide a stronger scientific basis for optimizing drug therapy on the basis of each patient's genetic constitution [61] and will be an integral determination of drug therapy [2].
Pharmacogenomics will most likely in the future be one part of our therapeutic armamentarium and will provide a stronger scientific basis for optimizing drug therapy on the basis of each patient's genetic constitution.
Results indicate the inability of orthodox stream management structures (weirs and bank protection) to reduce watershed sediment yield and the need for a stronger scientific basis for stream restoration.
