Sentence examples for faulty science from inspiring English sources

Continually, Boas demonstrated the faulty science behind theories on racial superiority.

Galtonian eugenics was wrong because it was based on faulty science and carried out by coercion.

The committee concluded that evidence that the fire was intentionally set had been based on faulty science.

He also accused prosecutors of relying on faulty science to bolster their case and labeled the state's work "fraud".

The bureau once had a reputation for shoddy or even faulty science but has worked hard at improving its work.

It was "a bad policy, based on faulty science, that ran contrary to America's deepest values," Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, told the conference.

"Testimony based on faulty forensic science analyses may have contributed to the wrongful conviction of innocent people," it said.

A policy to sustainably manage gray wolves via recreational hunting appears to rely on faulty ecological science, says a new paper published today in PLoS ONE.

Last month, NASA announced it would destroy the 10-year-old Compton Gamma Ray Observatory due to faulty gyroscopes (Science, 31 March, p. 2393).

Huntsinger et al. show that faulty and incomplete science can lead to policy decisions that have negative impacts.

The investigation published here, with support from DeSmogBlog and the Climate Investigations Center (CIC), finds many of those involved are still trying to convince politicians, legislators and the public that the science is faulty or can be largely ignored.