scientifically
adv. manneradv. in a way that follows the rules and methods of science. You use this when something is done carefully using facts, tests, and logic.
adv. in a manner consistent with the principles and methods of science. Often describes the systematic testing of hypotheses or the objective analysis of data.
The theory has not been scientifically proven yet.
Researchers must ensure that every experiment is conducted scientifically to produce results that other experts can trust.
While the claims made in the advertisement sound impressive, they have never been scientifically validated through peer-reviewed studies or controlled clinical trials.
From scientific + -ally.
Typically modifies verbs or adjectives; often placed before the past participle in passive constructions.
The results are scientific accurate.The results are scientifically accurate.Learners often use the adjective 'scientific' to modify another adjective, but the adverb form is required.