Sentence examples for scientific hearing from inspiring English sources
Morgan believed that in order for her theories to receive a scientific hearing, they had to be separated from her lambasting of the savannah theory.
The amended plan has been subject to a scientific hearing and its final version is currently pending.
The journal article was released to coincide with the agency's scientific advisers' hearing.
After reviewing more than 9000 scientific studies, hearing testimony from experts, and soliciting input from the public, the committee concluded that "the name 'chronic fatigue syndrome' has done a disservice to many patients," calling it "stigmatizing and trivializing".
A researcher accused of fraud last week for allegedly hiring actors to give false testimony at his own scientific misconduct hearing, William Fals-Stewart, a clinical psychologist formerly at the University of Buffalo, New York, was found dead in his home this morning, the Buffalo News reports.
Along these lines, it is also important to highlight that many WFPs have been scientifically classified as weeds in the scientific literature (HEAR 2007).
We emailed the gmail address associated with the YouTube account to find out more asking for a scientific explanation and heard nothing back.
Students will learn first hand about exciting scientific discoveries, hear about the trials and tribulations of fast-paced research in STEM-related areas, and find out what makes a Nobel Laureate tick.
It was with great sadness that we, and indeed the entire scientific community, heard of the death of Xavier Leverve last November 7th.
Empirical evidence is scanty, but many observers believe that after Daubert the parties in civil cases have had more difficulty getting their scientific evidence heard by juries (Berger 2005; Dixon and Gill 2001; Krafka et al. 2002).
According to prevalence data found in the scientific literature, neonatal hearing impairment is a frequent condition: at least 1‰ of newborns suffer bilateral permanent childhood hearing impairment (≥40 dB) [ 10].
