Sentence examples for lacking supporting evidence from inspiring English sources

Some of these fears are understandable, but lacking supporting evidence they have never been compelling.

b Mapped tags refer to those that mapped to the virtual transcripts based on predicted genes that are (a) supported by transcripts that have authentic 3'-UTR sequences and (b) lacking supporting evidence but defined by adding an artificial 3'-UTRs).

A few scientists have suggested that a large icy meteoritic impact caused a sudden cooling of the Earth, but such an impact lacks supporting evidence.

And while the civilizing hypothesis is insightful when crime over the centuries is considered, its explanatory mechanism for dramatic recent crime drops seems weak and it lacks supporting evidence but, more importantly for present purposes, it also fails to explain why some crimes increased and why there is variation between crime types within countries.

Other variants were not considered sufficiently validated or lacked supporting evidence to return as individual results.

As for insertion sequences from horizontal transfer between mitochondria, the concept is seemingly logical but currently lacks supporting evidence.

A search of the human EST database identified five potential EST transcripts scattered throughout the threonine aldolase gene, but they lack supporting evidence that they are truly transcribed sequences, being unspliced singletons.

The existence of the God worshiped by most Jews, Christians, and Muslims not only lacks supporting empirical evidence but is even contradicted by such evidence.

The belief that poor parenting and dysfunctional families give rise to mental illness has been perpetuated by psychodynamic and family systems theories that lack supporting scientific evidence, and interventions based on these theories have failed to produce clinical improvements.

Definitions of massive transfusion vary and lack supporting clinical evidence.

It is apparent that these figures were inadequately documented and lacked supporting epidemiologic evidence.