Sentences with phrase «scientific rationale»

If the underlying scientific rationale for food combining is flawed, how do we explain the thousands (maybe millions) of people whose digestion and health improved after they started practicing food combining?

It has a strong opening and definitely holds your hands to explain the made - up scientific rationale for how time travel is possible and for how time is now breaking down.

These new regulations required for the first time that WHO member countries report disease outbreaks that might cross their borders and also stipulated that they provide WHO with scientific rationales if they independently take actions that impede traffic or trade, like restricting travel or banning the importation of pigs.

As a Certified Nutrition Consultant specializing in autism, I've spent the past twelve years researching and explaining the underlying scientific rationale for dietary intervention for affected children.

All are colloquial catchalls for companies that hinge on work done in small, nonindustrial labs — or even those that use an offbeat scientific rationale to improve health.

The dominant paradigm suggests that CPGs have the budgets to come up with sturdy scientific rationale to hawk their wares.

Bambino Children's Hospital in Rome said that the experimental therapy had a «strong scientific rationale,» and that there was a reasonable chance that it would have helped Charlie, if the UK had let him come to them sooner.

«The direct scientific rationale used to advocate purple loosestrife control does not exist,» they write, adding that «aesthetic reasons remain the justification for its control.»

Meanwhile, ESA reports that the Trace Gas Orbiter — the main scientific rationale for the ExoMars 2016 mission — is in good health, and is set to begin slowly lowering the altitude of its orbit so that it can begin looking for methane and other gases that could signal life on Mars.

In general, the practice of reanalysing data in many different ways without a clear scientific rationale to yield a target result, or deciding to collect more data after failing to see the expected result within properly sampled groups are also instances of DRP.

The Scientific Review Committee (SRC) ensures that all cancer clinical trials conducted under the auspices of the Vanderbilt - Ingram Cancer Center meet peer - reviewed standards of scientific design, including appropriate scientific rationale, specific aims, study endpoints, biostatistical analysis, and adequate ability to accrue patients.

Our unique formulae are some of the most advanced nutritional supplements on the market — every ingredient, and every form of ingredient, backed by a sound scientific rationale.

Clearly, most of the present brouhaha on this topic has been artificially generated with no real scientific rationale for doing so.

It pays to look at the rapidly disappearing scientific rationale for trying to mitigate a putative future global warming.

Describing Richard Muller's presentation, she wrote «Müller's own scientific rationale may make no sense, but his conclusion is easy on the conscience: Relax, everything will be OK.

By Julie Matthews As a Certified Nutrition Consultant specializing in autism, I've spent the past twelve years researching and explaining the underlying scientific rationale for dietary intervention for affected children.

At the next DGAC meeting (March 2004), the Subcommittees will present their draft recommendations, with scientific rationale.

There is some controversy surrounding the scientific rationale of eating like our ancient ancestors — i.e., animal proteins and plants, the kinds of foods and that would be amassed by a hunter - gatherer society.

The scientific rationale for testing vitamin supplements for cancer prevention was sound.

The scientific rationale for ORT, and for continued feeding during diarrhoea, has been established beyond doubt: The challenge now is to place that knowledge in the hands of parents so that they themselves can protect their children against the dehydration and malnutrition caused by childhood's most common disease.

This is the thesis of the Hansen paper, and I ran with that, as it gave me the scientific rationale for what I was portraying.

At STAT's request, eight independent experts reviewed informational handouts about the clinical trial, and all sharply criticized the study's marketing, design, and scientific rationale.

The scientific rationale for the expedition, officially called the Japan Trench Fast Drilling Project, is detailed in a 2009 report promoting rapid - response drilling through fault lines as soon as possible after an earthquake in which the ground slips by more than one metre.

«Within these pages,» Black promises, «you will discover the sad truth of how the scientific rationales that drove killer doctors at Auschwitz were first concocted... at Cold Spring Harbor.»

The toddler and her family represent an important genetic aberration, providing a scientific rationale for sexual ambiguity.

If there was a scientific rationale for this decision, it is now obscure.

Explain in your proposal why you want to do the work --- your motivation and the scientific rationale.

Those firms often fear the risk and financial burden that comes with testing new and potentially dangerous compounds in children with cancer, but the scientific rationale for moving ahead with such trials «has never been greater,» says one pediatric cancer researcher.

In order to receive NCI funding, researchers submit proposals for research projects, outlining what the project will entail, the scientific rationale for the project, and what they hope to show.

This contribution provides an overview of the key functionality of the instrument, outlining the scientific rationale for its observing modes.

For more on the scientific rationale for sequencing the chimp genome, go to: Sequencing the Chimpanzee Genome.

For example, the report summarizes recent research underpinning the scientific rationale for large and rapid reductions in global greenhouse gas emissions, in order to reduce the likelihood of dangerous human - induced climate change.

It's no surprise «The China Study» has been so widely embraced within the vegan and vegetarian community: It says point - blank what any vegan wants to hear — that there's scientific rationale for avoiding all animal foods.

I explain the scientific rationale for dietary intervention and give a 12 - step guide for nutrition intervention.

In her presentation and interviews, Julie explains the scientific rationale for special diets, the gut - brain connection, foundations of a healthy diet, autism specific diet options, and particulars on getting started and evolving special diets for children with autism.

Viscoelastic properties of muscle show that a muscle will provide its greatest resistance to stretch when the stretch is applied rapidly — hence the scientific rationale for slow stretching of a muscle (Chalmers 2004).

«The notion that global warming is an imminent threat was crystallized in the United Nations reports (IPCC), which now are treated as the Bible for those hazy on the scientific rationale.

The scientific rationale and objectives of these programs were rooted in earlier advances in our comprehension of the ecology of arctic seas, which are summarized here.

The public should be convinced that scientific rationale for emissions reduction is sound and for the collective benefit.»

For example, we summarize recent research underpinning the scientific rationale for large and rapid reductions in global greenhouse gas emissions, in order to reduce the likelihood of dangerous man - made climate change.

I see nothing in the article which offers a scientific rationale, or that even suggests any real scientific value, in this politically - mandated exercise in «also involving [so - called] climate skeptics in future studies on climate change».

This programme emphasises engagement with parental emotions, rehearsal of behavioural strategies, and parental understanding of its scientific rationale.