Sentence examples for challenged studies from inspiring English sources

But there has been something of a backlash as well, including a Wall Street Journal editorial in December calling the M.I.T. study and others that have followed "junk science" used to "advance group demands," and a report by Judith S. Kleinfeld, a University of Alaska psychology professor who has also challenged studies that found that schools shortchanged girls.

In the past, some experts--including those in the tobacco industry--had challenged studies linking children's lung problems with maternal smoking habits.

As obligate symbionts with a long generation time, AMF are challenging study organisms.

The Army's malaria challenge studies have yielded impressive dividends.

Regulations of human challenge studies differ from place to place.

She notes that "sometimes human challenge studies are the only way to answer critical questions".

Human challenge studies with influenza provide a glimpse of the new landscape.

This increase is substantially higher than that of previously reported pharmacological challenge studies using nicotine and ephedrine [13].

Among live Salmonella Typhimurium vaccine challenge studies heterogeneity was not significant (p = 0.138).

A few correlates of protection have been identified from serology and human challenge studies.

(Only very few labs have the facilities for so-called challenge studies with that disease, says Yoshida).