Sentence examples for erroneous science from inspiring English sources

But for the most part it is the products of food science that make the boldest claims, and these are often founded on incomplete or erroneous science.

Poor or erroneous science education.

Saying ID's flagship textbook Of Pandas and People is filled with erroneous science, Miller pointed out that it espouses the notion that new organisms appeared suddenly "with their distinctive features already intact".

Benassi et al. (1980) offered a typology of sources for pseudoscientific beliefs: (a) Common errors in human reasoning   (b) Poor or erroneous science education   (c) Sensationalistic or inadequate media coverage of science topics   (d) Sociocultural factors (e.g., nationality, religious affiliation, and socialization specific to one's race or gender)  .

That leaves open the question of how the erroneous computer science degree was incorporated into his record.

Bad science - like the erroneous link between abortion and breast cancer or mental health problems - has made its way to policy.

A careful re-reading of these debates over the covering-law model in history suggests that the debate took place largely because of the erroneous assumption of the unity of science and the postulation of the regulative logical similarity of all areas of scientific reasoning to a few clear examples of explanation in a few natural sciences.

Leaving aside the apparently erroneous claim that BC's political science department did endorse BDS, Dershowitz must believe, according to his own standards that anyone who disagrees with his views on Israel should not major in political science at Penn because its political science professors have discriminated against those who disagree with Dershowitz in the marketplace of ideas.

An article in Arts & Ideas last Saturday about a shortage of international studies experts at elite universities included an erroneous statement from Yale about its political science department.

Correction: September 14 , 2002 Saturday An article in Arts & Ideas last Saturday about a shortage of international studies experts at elite universities included an erroneous statement from Yale about its political science department.

The meeting grew out of our frustration that so much of the public has an erroneous perception of the state of climate science and the seriousness of the threat we face from climate change.