Sentence examples for scientific assertions from inspiring English sources

But Seifert has been abetted by Dr. Mehmet Oz, the patron saint of internally inconsistent scientific assertions, and Seifert's message of fear and illiteracy has now been placed before millions of television viewers.

Since Dr. Verfaillie has not yet published the bulk of her work on the new cells, other scientists have not had the chance to repeat her experiments, a standard procedure with important scientific assertions.

But, as Hempel would demonstrate, its scope was far too sweeping, since it also rendered meaningless the distinctively scientific assertions made by laws and theories.

Encoding the results as scientific assertions that are both human and machine readable would greatly enhance the synergistic growth and dissemination of knowledge.

As McComas says, IEBL addresses the two most important: descent with modification (furthermore divided in ten scientific assertions) and natural selection (furthermore divided in five).

Moreover, since the same empirical claims may be expressed in distinct representational schemes, the content which is expressed by all the differing conceptual frameworks comprises the common, objective content of scientific assertions.

Cesario and team conducted 11 total experiments as part of two separate studies and found there was little to no evidence that upheld the scientific assertion that power poses have an effect on performance.

These aspects are of crucial importance to evaluate the evidence supporting a scientific assertion, in order to determine its relevance for translational applications.

As an initial matter, unlike most articles in Genome Medicine, Rosenfeld and Mason's article [ 1] purports to make legal - rather than purely scientific - assertions.

Based on his own observations, Eskridge disputes the entire scientific community's assertions that sea-level rise is a threat, but he sees that the danger is real: "If we were to get a hurricane to come in, it would wipe out the whole harbor here, and probably a good chunk of the island".

No scientific or historical assertion goes undisputed by the other side.