Synonyms for scientifically
sci·en·tif·i·cal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. scientificallyadverb

   with respect to science; in a scientific way

   "this is scientifically interesting"

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1. List of paraphrases for "scientifically":

   scientific, science

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1. Stephen Midway:

   I was curious what the likelihood of shark attacks is in a certain number of years at different places around the world, while shark attacks are often reported in numbers we factored in the regional human populations to determine the rate of shark attacks worldwide. I think this information could contribute to a more scientifically grounded discussion about sharks in general and help with the management and conservation of them.

2. Jean Peron:

   This is a significant advance, but we still cannot scientifically state that Zika is the cause of microcephaly.

3. Swiftlet Eco Park Loke:

   We can conduct research and prove the benefit of consuming bird's nest scientifically.

4. Laurie Santos:

   This is a really challenging time, and that means that students need to learn new strategies to protect their mental health, our goal is to equip students with scientifically validated strategies for living a more satisfying life, while also creating opportunities for high-striving low-income students and students of color to demonstrate college-readiness.

5. Matina Mwanack:

   We should not introduce a second vaccine when we don't yet have scientifically-proven conclusions from the one currently being tested, (We) have suffered a lot from the lack of needed information about the vaccines and treatments being tested.