Sentence examples for poor science from inspiring English sources

It might be extraordinary evidence for poor science.

Malinowski explained that Trobriand magic was not simply poor science.

Peter Donnelly, professor of statistical science at Oxford University, is scathing: 'It is poor science.

For too long, Kareiva had been accusing them of poor science and irrational alarmism.

In some cases, a poor science education was at the heart of the differences in opinion, Leshner said.

The myth of badger culpability for bovine TB in cattle is rooted in poor science – and economics.

Another reason for the controversy lies in the fact that cosmology is a data-poor science: observations are hard-won and rare, and they frequently must be run through elaborate theoretical manipulations and corrections in order to make sense at all.

The geography of Sci-Hub usage generally looks like a map of scientific productivity, but with some of the richer and poorer science-focused nations flipped.

At worst, criticising poor climate science can be taken as an attack on science itself, a knee-jerk reaction that has unhealthy consequences.

Nothing focuses our concern for the future more, divides rich and poor, exercises science, business, politicians, old and young.

The case has been a spectacular example of poor forensic science, anxiety about "evil mothers" and suspicion of religiosity — the Chamberlains are members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, which was wrongly portrayed as an infant-slaying cult.