Sentence examples for through scientific study from inspiring English sources

And unlike hope, it probably won't be found through scientific study to be an obstacle to emotional recovery.

We'll score the biggest (not to mention most cost-effective) wins against cancer not through scientific study, but by finally recognizing and addressing socioeconomic inequities in this country.

"During exposure to Agent Orange, it wasn't known what long-term effects there would be, but through scientific study, long-term study of veterans, those effects have been more clearly understood," he said.

Like many companion animals, whether service dogs or pets, Chad had an immediate effect — the kind of effect that is noticeable but has yet to be fully understood through scientific study.

The themes that the Bible is not historically accurate, that it is full of inconsistencies, and that some of its content can be explained through scientific study of the language, history, and beliefs of past times probably date from the period before Spinoza's excommunication.

Sensitivity invites us to seek new answers through scientific study, and to search for stars, planets and galaxies -- for ways of life undiscovered.

Even if accidentally found through scientific studies, mineral resources cannot now be commercially explored or exploited under a 1991 agreement by the United States and other Antarctic Treaty nations (see below History).

But light plays an additional, very important role, yet not so profound to the average public, in promoting our understanding and knowledge about our tangible heritage through scientific studies.

With a computer assigned to sift through scientific studies or calculate the right dose of medication, Jha will have more time to sit at the foot of a bed, hold someone's hand, and have a real conversation.

The MLU model has existed for many years and has demonstrated a clear benefit for the health of mother and child through scientific studies [ 2, 34].

In order to be considered, a product had to be involved in some major action (a filing or a settlement) in the past year, or have a claim demonstrated as misleading through a scientific study.