Sentence examples for use of scientific data from inspiring English sources

They recommended that APA should, "take a leadership role in opposing the distortion and selective use of scientific data about homosexuality by individuals and organisations and in supporting the dissemination of accurate scientific and professional information about sexual orientation in order to counteract bias".

The aim is to make fishing sustainable, including better use of scientific data, so that "discards" become a thing of the past.

The plan aims to improve the much-criticized CFP, last reviewed in 2002, by capping catches at sustainable levels, banning discards of unwanted species, and making better use of scientific data for long-term planning.

In addition, most respondents reported the belief that C. elegans samples should be shared freely: 518 (76.2%) agreed that one should not restrict access or use of scientific data; 616 (90.6%) reported that they encourage their colleagues to share data and research materials.

In an effort to identify the scientific components of these decisions, the U.S. National Research Council NRCC) has distinguished "risk assessment," which is the use of scientific data to describe the health effects of exposure to hazardous agents, from "risk management," which is the process of weighing policy alternatives and selecting the most appropriate action (NRC 1983).

David also argues against such an approach, especially for databases in which the true marginal cost of each transaction is actually very low: 'commitment to implement them (user charges) on the part of the rich societies would most likely result in pricing the use of scientific information and data beyond the reach of many poorer societies'.

In the articles, Schell uses a range of scientific data as well as eyewitness accounts from Hiroshima and Nagasaki to describe in graphic and disturbing detail the comprehensive effects of a full-scale nuclear attack.

This may not seem sensible if the only valid criterion for judging the doctor-patient relationship is the use that is made of scientific data and clinical findings.

In 2003, an Institute of Medicine report stated, "There has been increasing concern about the increase in the number of men using testosterone and the lack of scientific data on the benefits and risks of this therapy".

This paper presents a methodology for greatly improving the accessibility of scientific data using the Extensible Markup Language (XML) to define a consistent procedure for data storage and retrieval.

In the commonly used definition of the hierarchy of scientific data for medical decision making, meta-analyses are considered as providing the highest level of evidence [ 1, 2].