Sentence examples for scientific corroboration from inspiring English sources
Several tumour-ridden mice in one of Cliff's colonies go into remission after being injected with his serum, and the lab's resources are immediately diverted towards achieving the gold standard of scientific corroboration: replication.
"Mr. Stewart's testimony was presented as pivotal scientific corroboration to a prosecution based primarily on circumstantial evidence and one that otherwise lacked tapes, transcripts or other unassailable evidence of wrongdoing," the brief prepared by Ms. Stewart's lawyers states.
However, evidence of a direct link between the use of AFS and higher survival rates are merely hypothetical and lack scientific corroboration.
The corroboration of scientific evidence across disciplines has confirmed that global warming is occurring and the potential consequences are frightening.
One motivation for realism in connection with at least some unobservables described by scientific theories comes by way of "corroboration".
It is important to consider that scientific knowledge is divided in three major areas: discovery, corroboration and implementation, and that the information of one domain cannot be directly applied to the others [ 23, 28].
Cladists have tended to rely heavily on philosopher's Karl Popper's ideas of falsification (and corroboration), which has led to many oversimplifications of scientific practice [ 85, 86]).
The point here is that the 'falsification/corroboration' disjunction offered by Popper is far too logically neat: non-corroboration is not necessarily falsification, and falsification of a high-level scientific theory is never brought about by an isolated observation or set of observations.
Scientific progress, in other words, could now be represented as progress towards the truth, and experimental corroboration could be seen an indicator of verisimilitude.
Independent corroboration was not available.
