Sentence examples for would be scientific from inspiring English sources
By contrast, if someone were to simply make up some positive results, or go through data fiddling the numbers to make them "better", that would be scientific fraud, an extremely serious matter.
Ten years ago, scientists wondered if such productions would be scientific oddity or industrial reality.
The starting pressure gradient, calculated by monitoring the pressure values of all test points in depletion experiments of long cores, would be scientific and helpful for forecasting the oil drain radius and evaluating producing reserves.
They readily agreed that they would be scientific in nature, with Los Alamos supplying the technical direction and the armed forces providing supplies and logistical support.
It was the expressed hope of the RGS that this expedition would be "scientific primarily, with exploration and the Pole as secondary objects" but, unlike the Discovery Expedition, neither they nor the Royal Society were in charge this time.
For example, there would be scientific value in comparing the North Carolina DGRP population against separately published genomes from the European and African source populations from which North American populations may derive (Caracristi and Schlötterer 2003; Duchen et al. 2013).
The ability to connect ideas and reason about the importance of scientific claims aligns with what Norris and Phillips (2003) would consider to be scientific literacy.
Several scientific societies, including the American Physical Society, have said there would be greater scientific return if the money were spent on ground-based research.
The ice underneath could help scientists work out the climatic record of the past 1.5m years, which would be a scientific coup.But the influx of new Antarctic actors has rattled the old establishment and its former scientific hegemony.
Without that notion of human achievement, there would be no scientific analysis and objectivity which puts facts over dogma...
Dr. Summers said the Broad Institute's greatest resource would be "the scientific talent of the founding institutions on which it will be able to draw".
