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(181) In order to do this, we have to employ a method of understanding rooted in scientific principles that are universally accepted.

(182) There was also a sanitary argument which seemed to have scientific backing, even if evidence was lacking.

(183) A scientific conception seems demeaning because nothing is eventually left for which autonomous man can take credit.

(184) He acquired a lasting scientific interest in mucus, possibly augmented by digestive problems of his own.

(185) Unlike Lactantius, Augustine did not treat the scientific scholarship of the ancients with ignorant contempt.

(186) It is squarely in the scientific tradition and is a conscious attempt to apply scientific method to international relations.

(187) Thus the scientific model of verification has an inbuilt mechanism for the evolution and promotion of generally accepted standards.

(188) The advent of scientific thinking has institutionalised the idea that knowledge has to progress and can do so only through research.

(189) Here we must pause to acknowledge that Morgenthau does not always advocate a scientific approach as he did in Politics among Nations.

(190) Linear[sentencedict.com], scientific perspective allows for a fairly accurate mental reconstruction of the distances separating objects.

(191) But the scientific doubts were swept aside amid pleas from anxious patients.

(192) Can you imagine advanced scientific methods divorced from the policy and ethics of their actual use?

(193) After his death, the scientific community made amends for their initial disrespect by naming the metric unit of energy after him.

(194) Finally, the weight of scientific evidence, wielded by an implacable defense attorney, got Miller released and another man indicted.

(195) He also argues that, in its turn, the Scientific Revolution had some effect on the visual arts.

(196) Previously, scientific evidence was allowed only if it had gained the general acceptance of the scientific community.

(197) Conservative and radical scientific ideas were disseminated from Paris by naturalists and anatomists returning home inspired by what they had heard.

(198) From the first, these universal histories represented both scientific advances and political and religious challenges.

(199) A quality assurance program assists practitioners to base decisions for patient care on the most accurate available scientific knowledge and proven practices.

(200) Mr. Battle Is the Minister aware that at Leeds university top-quality alpha-grade research in technical and scientific subjects can no longer be funded?

(201) Irvine and Martin have themselves developed a method of assessing the performance of some of Britain's most expensive scientific investments.

(202) These potential sources of emerging infections are diverse and cross the lines of various scientific disciplines and government agency responsibilities.

(203) The implication is that further scientific research will eliminate residual uncertainties, allowing for a more objective assessment of harm.

(204) The media continue to publish favorable reports on prediction claims that are not generally accepted by the scientific community.

(205) It was made possible by the explosion of production, of resources, food, scientific information, and medical advances.

(206) The plan, announced at a conference on cloning, was denounced as dangerous and immoral by the mainstream scientific community.

(207) What if some one could undergo that absorption with a cool ... dare I say it? ... scientific rationale.

(208) It's difficult not to be astounded at the sheer power, scale and reach of scientific thinking.

(209) Scientific analysis of society was considered an essential preliminary to the effective reform of social and political arrangements.

(210) They ended by challenging many of the assumptions of scientific management and establishing that work had both social and psychological dimensions.