Sentence examples for evidence and testing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the dispatch of thousands of prophets in support of the Law over the centuries suggests that there was a recurrent need for re-studying the evidence and testing its import with the passage of time.

Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo and other baby products have been trusted by parents for more than a century yet more recently, anti-chemical groups have managed to pressure the company into changing the formulations on certain products despite clear evidence and testing that proves the safety of these long-used products.

Further evidence and testing will be necessary to accept or refute these theoretical alternatives.

Such quality might be defined as problem- and context-appropriate, linked to what-works evidence and tested theory, and where necessary, innovative.

Our statistical approach involved identifying voxels that responded to evidence mean and testing their sensitivity to evidence variability, and vice versa.

The case study approach engages students in gathering evidence, assessing the credibility of evidence, formulating evidence-based explanations, and testing explanations against current scientific knowledge (Herried 2007; NAS 1998).

What if religion defended its teachings in the same way science does -- by marshaling evidence, making predictions and testing them against outcomes?

For ΔTPC there was evidence of overyielding and testing using Monte Carlo simulations revealed that the observed Dmin (6.7) was significantly different from zero (i.e. significant overyielding).

These patterns, however, would require additional evidence and tests with a larger number of species.

"But that is what science is about, proposing hypotheses based on the available evidence and then testing them".

Who would you trust more on the economy: a party prepared to listen to expert evidence and properly test and review its ideas, or a party that abandoned evidence as soon as it clashed with ideology?