Sentence examples for scientific questioning from inspiring English sources

The New Madrid earthquakes jolted early Americans into belief and also, in surprising ways, into scientific questioning.

Indeed, the penetration of the political arena and the civil service by scientists with the rigour of scientific questioning could lead to a sea change.

The first two principles, 'refinement' and 'reduction', fully support this notion and have little bearing on scientific questioning of animal models.

Last week, Brazil's largest scientific organization wrote a letter on behalf of more than 120 scientific societies questioning the federal government's decision to provide additional funding to the project without subjecting it to scientific peer review and arguing that the nation's entire scientific community should have been given a chance to compete for the grant.

It is part of a healthy scientific debate, questioning the various approaches based on the perceived weaknesses and strengths with respect to the differing scenarios.

Indeed, there has also been a flurry of scientific articles questioning whether endocrine disruptors are tied to obesity, autism and allergies, although the evidence there is less firm than with genital abnormalities and depressed sperm count.

As such, the use of CRISPR to genetically edit the human germline has sparked an ethical debate within the scientific community, questioning whether or not the benefits indeed outweigh the risks and raising the issue of informed consent.

For example, Psaty, leader of the heart-attack study, says that he was "harassed" by one of the drug manufacturers (which he confirmed was Pfizer) after he presented data at a scientific meeting questioning the safety of short-acting calcium-channel blockers.

There is basic scientific evidence questioning whether BV may in fact increase GB cell invasion.

This scientific approach to questioning, he says, is extremely valuable "as a way of asking questions with some degree of rigor and [a] methodology for telling when you're fooling yourself.

Lobbyists for the industry say they no longer focus on questioning scientific consensus.