Sentence examples for scientific credibility from inspiring English sources

So how did something that apparently lacks scientific credibility become such a popular and accepted tool?

But they do have one virtue that gives them scientific credibility: they make a prediction.

At some point on Walport's watch, a crisis (probably several) will flare up which places scientific credibility on the line.

But, instead of giving near-death research scientific credibility, medicalizing the experience greatly muddied the boundaries of what an N.D.E.

New, stricter guidelines may lack scientific credibility but they suit the agenda they are being used to support.

But every year I dread it all coming back up: the very public loss of my scientific credibility.

Writing in the journal Neuron, the researchers concluded that "logically irrelevant neuroscience information imbues an argument with authoritative, scientific credibility".

"Dramatic visuals are seductive and lend scientific credibility to NIDA's position," the paper states, but politicians "should resist this medicalized portrait for at least two reasons.

Australian government officials said their US$3.9m£2.6m6m) non-lethal study, unveiled today, would "assess the scientific credibility" of Japan's programme.

The fact that Judge Jones admitted so much expert testimony suggests that his ruling may focus on the scientific credibility of intelligent design's arguments.

Indeed, since researchers first started studying meditation, with its close links to religion and spirituality, they have had a tough time gaining scientific credibility.