Sentence examples for consistent with the science from inspiring English sources

He said it was weaker than the deal that had come out of Copenhagen and "not consistent with the science".

Trump has mocked her story because of these gaps, but it's perfectly consistent with the science of traumatic memory formation.

Lisa Jackson, the current E.P.A. administrator, has now asked the White House to let her set the standard between 60 parts and 70 parts per billion, consistent with the science.

"But we are asking, 'What policies would be consistent with the science as we know it today?' Here is a framework for decision-making, and it points in the direction of action now.

In the November 2008 decision declaring the Florida gay adoption law unconstitutional, Judge Cindy Lederman of Miami-Dade Circuit Court wrote that Dr. Rekers was "motivated by his strong ideological and theological convictions that are not consistent with the science," and not "credible".

But was Sano's statement consistent with the science?

For its mid-term goal, Japan will aim to reduce its emissions by 25% by 2020, if compared to the 1990 level, consistent with what the science calls for in order to halt global warming.

Whether such a view is consistent with the obligation science owes to the truth is debatable, at best.

The theory seems to be consistent with the current science of perception, according to Irving Biederman, a professor of neuroscience and the director of the Image Understanding Laboratory at the University of Southern California.

These arrangements aimed to overcome operational challenges and ensure that silvicultural practices were consistent with the available science and expert judgement relating to biodiversity outcomes.

It said in a statement that it planned to work with Medicare officials "to ensure that coverage decisions are consistent with the available science and in the best interest of patients".