Definition of scientifically in English:

scientifically

adverb sʌɪənˈtɪfɪkliˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪk(ə)li

1By means of scientific methods and principles.
scientifically proven treatments
both theories can be explained scientifically
Example sentencesExamples
- These claims were based on earlier, scientifically discredited data.
- They relied primarily on a survey of fire investigators instead of trying to scientifically establish the accuracy of theories.
- Is there a realm of objective consciousness which has been scientifically traced and methodically explored?
- This is a discipline which studies and seeks to explain natural phenomena scientifically.
- These phenomena typically feature non-physical aspects that would make it difficult to scientifically test and evaluate.
- The study includes some endangered species, so as to scientifically quantify their endangeredness.
- Corpses are left outdoors and scientifically observed for rigour and maggots, to help budding crime scene investigators learn to determine time of death.
- He has scientifically described strategies plants can use to tolerate toxic soils.
- At that time, early geologists and naturalists started trying to scientifically study the ways soils and rock layers had accumulated over time.
- It's a scientifically researched CD designed to help tired drivers make the best use of a 30 minute break from driving.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to or is used in science.
  scientifically minded people
  a scientifically important site
  Example sentencesExamples
  These questions were left totally unanswered because the thief is scientifically incompetent.
  The study relied on 175 separate studies, utilizing 90,000 direct measurements, spanning 100 years, using the scientifically legitimate chemical method.
  It's critical for Harvard to have a full understanding of international developments—scientifically, legislatively, and in the public realm.
  Trenching through these features will be a challenging, but scientifically exciting operation.
  He wonders how so many people can be scientifically illiterate when they come from the same educational system that produces the world's most accomplished scientists.
  Stem cell research is a complicated subject, not only scientifically but ethically as well.
  My major objective for undergraduate students is that they learn how to think scientifically and to develop an appreciation of why this might be useful.
  This ancient discipline is both spiritually and scientifically based and universally applicable.
  As this classification is scientifically absurd, it creates or at least perpetuates artificial racial divisions amongst the population.
  She's a scientifically trained worker.
2informal In a systematic or methodical manner.
everything is planned out scientifically
Example sentencesExamples
- Cooking will be easier and there are hardly any dishes—it's a scientifically righteous cup-o'-soup.
- He decided to document his findings and more scientifically study chi, instead of learning from experience.
- A potential client may find a particular service provider to be comparatively more desirable than another because he or she employs scientifically better services.
- If universities are managed and organized scientifically, by spending one tenth of the resources, they can be made tenfold efficient and effective.
- The layout of food facilities is scientifically planned from the standpoint of service.
- Carnatic music is scientifically organized, but folk music is not, so people who are not properly trained just sing out of emotion, enthusiasm.
- Predicting chart successes scientifically isn't new.
- Dreams for the library include more computers, an official website, scientifically arranged reading and reference sections, and so on.
- It is scientifically constructed as regards lighting, heating, and the most important points in all buildings, ventilation, which is, indeed quite perfect.
- The company will execute its plans scientifically and objectively.

Definition of scientifically in US English:

scientifically

adverbˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪk(ə)liˌsīənˈtifik(ə)lē

1By means of scientific methods and principles.
scientifically proven treatments
both theories can be explained scientifically
Example sentencesExamples
- Is there a realm of objective consciousness which has been scientifically traced and methodically explored?
- Corpses are left outdoors and scientifically observed for rigour and maggots, to help budding crime scene investigators learn to determine time of death.
- It's a scientifically researched CD designed to help tired drivers make the best use of a 30 minute break from driving.
- He has scientifically described strategies plants can use to tolerate toxic soils.
- This is a discipline which studies and seeks to explain natural phenomena scientifically.
- These claims were based on earlier, scientifically discredited data.
- They relied primarily on a survey of fire investigators instead of trying to scientifically establish the accuracy of theories.
- These phenomena typically feature non-physical aspects that would make it difficult to scientifically test and evaluate.
- The study includes some endangered species, so as to scientifically quantify their endangeredness.
- At that time, early geologists and naturalists started trying to scientifically study the ways soils and rock layers had accumulated over time.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to or is used in science.
  scientifically minded people
  a scientifically important site
  Example sentencesExamples
  He wonders how so many people can be scientifically illiterate when they come from the same educational system that produces the world's most accomplished scientists.
  This ancient discipline is both spiritually and scientifically based and universally applicable.
  Trenching through these features will be a challenging, but scientifically exciting operation.
  My major objective for undergraduate students is that they learn how to think scientifically and to develop an appreciation of why this might be useful.
  Stem cell research is a complicated subject, not only scientifically but ethically as well.
  These questions were left totally unanswered because the thief is scientifically incompetent.
  She's a scientifically trained worker.
  The study relied on 175 separate studies, utilizing 90,000 direct measurements, spanning 100 years, using the scientifically legitimate chemical method.
  As this classification is scientifically absurd, it creates or at least perpetuates artificial racial divisions amongst the population.
  It's critical for Harvard to have a full understanding of international developments—scientifically, legislatively, and in the public realm.
2informal In a systematic or methodical manner.
everything is planned out scientifically
Example sentencesExamples
- It is scientifically constructed as regards lighting, heating, and the most important points in all buildings, ventilation, which is, indeed quite perfect.
- The company will execute its plans scientifically and objectively.
- Predicting chart successes scientifically isn't new.
- He decided to document his findings and more scientifically study chi, instead of learning from experience.
- Cooking will be easier and there are hardly any dishes—it's a scientifically righteous cup-o'-soup.
- The layout of food facilities is scientifically planned from the standpoint of service.
- A potential client may find a particular service provider to be comparatively more desirable than another because he or she employs scientifically better services.
- Dreams for the library include more computers, an official website, scientifically arranged reading and reference sections, and so on.
- If universities are managed and organized scientifically, by spending one tenth of the resources, they can be made tenfold efficient and effective.
- Carnatic music is scientifically organized, but folk music is not, so people who are not properly trained just sing out of emotion, enthusiasm.

词汇	scientifically
释义	Definition of scientifically in English: scientifically adverb sʌɪənˈtɪfɪkliˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪk(ə)li 1By means of scientific methods and principles. scientifically proven treatments both theories can be explained scientifically Example sentencesExamples These claims were based on earlier, scientifically discredited data. They relied primarily on a survey of fire investigators instead of trying to scientifically establish the accuracy of theories. Is there a realm of objective consciousness which has been scientifically traced and methodically explored? This is a discipline which studies and seeks to explain natural phenomena scientifically. These phenomena typically feature non-physical aspects that would make it difficult to scientifically test and evaluate. The study includes some endangered species, so as to scientifically quantify their endangeredness. Corpses are left outdoors and scientifically observed for rigour and maggots, to help budding crime scene investigators learn to determine time of death. He has scientifically described strategies plants can use to tolerate toxic soils. At that time, early geologists and naturalists started trying to scientifically study the ways soils and rock layers had accumulated over time. It's a scientifically researched CD designed to help tired drivers make the best use of a 30 minute break from driving. 1.1 In a way that relates to or is used in science. scientifically minded people a scientifically important site Example sentencesExamples These questions were left totally unanswered because the thief is scientifically incompetent. The study relied on 175 separate studies, utilizing 90,000 direct measurements, spanning 100 years, using the scientifically legitimate chemical method. It's critical for Harvard to have a full understanding of international developments—scientifically, legislatively, and in the public realm. Trenching through these features will be a challenging, but scientifically exciting operation. He wonders how so many people can be scientifically illiterate when they come from the same educational system that produces the world's most accomplished scientists. Stem cell research is a complicated subject, not only scientifically but ethically as well. My major objective for undergraduate students is that they learn how to think scientifically and to develop an appreciation of why this might be useful. This ancient discipline is both spiritually and scientifically based and universally applicable. As this classification is scientifically absurd, it creates or at least perpetuates artificial racial divisions amongst the population. She's a scientifically trained worker. 2informal In a systematic or methodical manner. everything is planned out scientifically Example sentencesExamples Cooking will be easier and there are hardly any dishes—it's a scientifically righteous cup-o'-soup. He decided to document his findings and more scientifically study chi, instead of learning from experience. A potential client may find a particular service provider to be comparatively more desirable than another because he or she employs scientifically better services. If universities are managed and organized scientifically, by spending one tenth of the resources, they can be made tenfold efficient and effective. The layout of food facilities is scientifically planned from the standpoint of service. Carnatic music is scientifically organized, but folk music is not, so people who are not properly trained just sing out of emotion, enthusiasm. Predicting chart successes scientifically isn't new. Dreams for the library include more computers, an official website, scientifically arranged reading and reference sections, and so on. It is scientifically constructed as regards lighting, heating, and the most important points in all buildings, ventilation, which is, indeed quite perfect. The company will execute its plans scientifically and objectively. Definition of scientifically in US English: scientifically adverbˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪk(ə)liˌsīənˈtifik(ə)lē 1By means of scientific methods and principles. scientifically proven treatments both theories can be explained scientifically Example sentencesExamples Is there a realm of objective consciousness which has been scientifically traced and methodically explored? Corpses are left outdoors and scientifically observed for rigour and maggots, to help budding crime scene investigators learn to determine time of death. It's a scientifically researched CD designed to help tired drivers make the best use of a 30 minute break from driving. He has scientifically described strategies plants can use to tolerate toxic soils. This is a discipline which studies and seeks to explain natural phenomena scientifically. These claims were based on earlier, scientifically discredited data. They relied primarily on a survey of fire investigators instead of trying to scientifically establish the accuracy of theories. These phenomena typically feature non-physical aspects that would make it difficult to scientifically test and evaluate. The study includes some endangered species, so as to scientifically quantify their endangeredness. At that time, early geologists and naturalists started trying to scientifically study the ways soils and rock layers had accumulated over time. 1.1 In a way that relates to or is used in science. scientifically minded people a scientifically important site Example sentencesExamples He wonders how so many people can be scientifically illiterate when they come from the same educational system that produces the world's most accomplished scientists. This ancient discipline is both spiritually and scientifically based and universally applicable. Trenching through these features will be a challenging, but scientifically exciting operation. My major objective for undergraduate students is that they learn how to think scientifically and to develop an appreciation of why this might be useful. Stem cell research is a complicated subject, not only scientifically but ethically as well. These questions were left totally unanswered because the thief is scientifically incompetent. She's a scientifically trained worker. The study relied on 175 separate studies, utilizing 90,000 direct measurements, spanning 100 years, using the scientifically legitimate chemical method. As this classification is scientifically absurd, it creates or at least perpetuates artificial racial divisions amongst the population. It's critical for Harvard to have a full understanding of international developments—scientifically, legislatively, and in the public realm. 2informal In a systematic or methodical manner. everything is planned out scientifically Example sentencesExamples It is scientifically constructed as regards lighting, heating, and the most important points in all buildings, ventilation, which is, indeed quite perfect. The company will execute its plans scientifically and objectively. Predicting chart successes scientifically isn't new. He decided to document his findings and more scientifically study chi, instead of learning from experience. Cooking will be easier and there are hardly any dishes—it's a scientifically righteous cup-o'-soup. The layout of food facilities is scientifically planned from the standpoint of service. A potential client may find a particular service provider to be comparatively more desirable than another because he or she employs scientifically better services. Dreams for the library include more computers, an official website, scientifically arranged reading and reference sections, and so on. If universities are managed and organized scientifically, by spending one tenth of the resources, they can be made tenfold efficient and effective. Carnatic music is scientifically organized, but folk music is not, so people who are not properly trained just sing out of emotion, enthusiasm.
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