Sentence examples for suitable scientific from inspiring English sources

It has rendered even liberal governments conscious of a power to change overnight not only the face of the earth, but the habits of thought of the governed by suitable scientific techniques.

The advances attained by the present paper provide a suitable scientific foundation for designing flexible refractory compositions.

Thus, a suitable scientific evaluation of any radionuclide transport problems related to groundwater may to take into account the processes affecting flow through the unsaturated zone.

Just as life was puzzling before the discovery of the double helix, free will was puzzling before the discovery of a suitable scientific theory, one that can finally account for the separation between micro and macro level.

Is consciousness even a suitable scientific question?

Therefore, other types of land which we consider as having barren soil can be used for cultivation following a suitable scientific approach.

And their need to test hypotheses, build models and formulate laws forces them into an emphasis on the organizational aspects of culture, which can be reduced to data suitable for "scientific" analysis.

This chapter discusses the overall shape of design methodology suitable for scientific and engineering programming.

Data which are stored in electronic hospital information systems (HIS) are hardy suitable for scientific research because they often contain semi-structured, textual data [18], or the data mostly used for billing and documentation purposes [19].

The development of Fe 28Cr 15Co 3.5Mo 1.8Ti magnets as well as characterization of texture, microstructural and magnetic properties in the current study would be helpful in designing the new Fe Cr Co Mo based magnets suitable for scientific and technological applications.

One approach of dealing with this issue is to adopt the use of blended learning, merging suitable refereed scientific publications with traditional engineering theory, to problems applicable to sports.