Sentence examples for based on any scientific from inspiring English sources

"The 28-day limit is purely opinion and not based on any scientific fact," Dr. Drulle said.

The news that 80percentt of doctors' practices are not based on any scientific evidence certainly comes as no surprise to midwives and consumers of midwifery care (Jack Hitt).

The United States, Canada and Argentina, all major growers of genetically modified crops, challenged Europe at the W.T.O., saying the de facto ban violates trading rules because it is not based on any scientific evidence that the crops are harmful.

When Fox asked if this was based on any scientific evidence, pointing out that the medical commissioners had cleared her to compete, Peterson responded, "again, all rankings are subjective and opinion based".

Profits have increased dramatically over the past decade, driven by the wealthy new elites in Asia, accumulating ivory carvings and tiger skins as status symbols for their homes; buying ground powder of rhino horn and tiger-bone wine as traditional remedies for almost every ailment from hangovers to cancer, none of it based on any scientific evidence.

"This is just another one of those diets invented by a charismatic individual who makes a lot of promises and has loads of testimonials but is not based on any scientific data whatsoever," said Frank Sacks, professor in the Department of Nutrition at Harvard University's School of Public Health and chairman of the American Heart Association Nutrition Committee.

Dimensional modeling, although not based on any specific scientific formula or statistical data occurrence theory, has been very successful in practice.

By contrast, going back to the PlayPump example: Children's play is not in any obvious way connected to the problem of delivering water to places in need, and does not provide any exceptional leverage based on a scientific or technological principle.

"It wasn't based on any kind of scientific evidence at all," according to Guerin.

"The income that people had before the reforms wasn't based on any sort of scientific study but we've become used to it as a minimum," explains Tunstall.

Fitzgibbons 2008, pearson and Morant agree that Carlyle's dismissal was not based on any historical or scientific fact.