scientific method

So gain-of-function has been used in virology and microbiology for decades as a part of the scientific method.

We’re using modern segmentation and scientific methods, in a rapid test-and-learn framework, to develop and refine a proprietary point of view based on actual efficacy and impact.

The reason he made so little progress and abandoned neuroscience was because there weren’t scientific methods by which you could study things.

Sherlock Holmes and tons of great detective fiction allow us to play virtual scientists by going into a space where our ego doesn’t exist and we can practice our scientific method of making predictions and testing them.

A group of liberal strategists he brought together in the early 2000s led to the creation of the Analyst Institute, a secretive firm that applies scientific methods to political campaigns.

As Ackerman pointed out, all scientists are skeptics; skeptical doubt is a part of the scientific method.

While none have passed (yet), these types of legislation seriously hinder the integrity of the scientific method.

The scientific method cannot establish truths; it can only falsify hypotheses.

Adhering to the scientific method, we ran through all the standard positions one at a time: missionary, doggy style, girl on top.

In brief, Dowds scientific method is nothing more than unscientific humbug.

At no time since the days of S. Thomas was the saint's scientific method more lacking.

Scientific method in the work of Hipparchus meant a very different thing from the scientific method of the Chaldeans.

We very well know how, as a matter of fact, those very conditions do interfere with the application of scientific method to-day.

The very first canon of scientific method is that it be appropriate to the matter in hand.