Several prominent scientists said yesterday that they had formed an organization dedicated to electing politicians "who respect evidence and understand the importance of using scientific and engineering advice in making public policy".
If an anti-American candidate is proclaimed the winner in some other Latin nation, and other governments refuse to respect evidence of irregularities, the Trump administration will have only itself to blame.
For example, three out of 10 of the public health observatories for the NHS in England, which provide respected evidence on the extent of problems and strategies to tackle them, are facing closure despite their "valuable" role, the MPs say.
Researchers unwilling to respect evidence of deficiencies in their current understandings are unlikely to dedicate themselves to overcoming those deficiencies.
Fortunately, it will be easier for researchers to respect evidence pointing toward required reassessments, than to suffer manuscript rejection and shame for disrespecting evidence potentially signaling serious model misspecifications.
This made no sense, but I had been taught to respect evidence-based medicine.
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In this respect, evidence exists that imaging parameters for paediatric examinations are frequently not adjusted to the smaller sizes of children compared with adults, resulting in an unnecessarily high radiation exposure [12, 13, 14, 15, 16].
In this respect evidence from neurophysiology indicate that the ventral premotor region F5 is reciprocally connected with a sector of the dorsal premotor cortex, area F2vr, where grasping neurons are located [44].
In this respect, evidence exists for replication of W. chondrophila in amoebae (38 ), which suggests that it might fall into the group of environmentally preadapted pathogens, as has been suggested for S. negevensis (39 ) and C. pneumoniae (40 ).
