Synonyms for scientific knowledge
sci·en·tif·ic knowl·edge

Princeton's WordNet

1. scientific knowledgenoun

   knowledge accumulated by systematic study and organized by general principles

   "mathematics is the basis for much scientific knowledge"

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1. • Knowledge Domain

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1. Andrea Grignolio:

   Italy is part of a global trend of distrust in mediators -- doctors and scientists -- who can interpret and explain data, with the advent of the Internet, people have the illusion they can access and read data by themselves, removing the need for technical and scientific knowledge.

2. Margaret Foti:

   Dr. Hahn, who is board certified in both radiation and medical oncology, is esteemed for the breadth and depth of his scientific knowledge and expertise, and he has consistently advocated for a drug review process at the FDA that is both science-directed and patient-focused.

3. Willie Reed:

   I have taken an oath as a veterinarian and make recommendations regarding animal health issues based on my scientific knowledge, experience and skills in order to protect human and animal health, the role I play as a member of the Zoetis board is consistent with this oath.'.

4. Claudio Maierovitch:

   We based our response on the scientific knowledge available, that Zika caused a mild illness without major complications, but as soon as we saw that there was an association with microcephaly, we reacted in record time.

5. Gaston Bachelard:

   All knowledge is in response to a question. If there were no question, there would be no scientific knowledge. Nothing proceeds from itself.