Sentence examples for scientific objections from inspiring English sources

The scientific objections come down to safety, which is why germline modification was made illegal in the first place.

His strictly biological approach to the mind was seen as dehumanizing from some religious and philosophical perspectives; scientific objections were raised as well.

And for the last five years, they have been arguing heatedly over the risks and the merits of an experimental surgical procedure, scleral expansion surgery, that, despite a host of scientific objections, appears to fix it.

Ray's scientific objections to the Deluge -- that fossil were found in discrete beds, and that a flood would have washed fossils away from land, not onto land -- echo those of Leonardo da Vinci over a century earlier.

Respondents were first asked to indicate the extent to which they agreed that these "weaknesses" represent "valid scientific objections to evolution".

§ You should be prepared to present a detailed, step-by-step plan for attacking your research problem, and you should anticipate and be able to answer any technical and scientific objections your interrogators might raise.

Finally, there is the scientific objection to "Indigenous Peoples Day".

Note that this is a scientific objection -- not a religious objection -- to the ETI myth developing among Ufologists, SETI and NASA scientists.

The ECB should recognise this and should not be distracted by non-scientific objections to the use of that instrument.Some fear that an increase of central-bank liquidity will only lead to asset inflation.

In a letter published in tomorrow's Science, they raise scientific and ethical objections to such experiments.

As part of the federal agency rule-making process, the EPA must now hold public hearings; solicit public comments; and respond to legal, scientific, and economic objections to the rule change.