Sentence examples for scientific suspicion from inspiring English sources

Turns out, where there was scientific suspicion smoke, there was lung disease.

Scientific suspicion has long been focused on environmental endocrine disruptor exposures as the root cause of these effects.

"Something that's factual at this moment proves not to be factual in retrospect," he said, referring to the way scientific testing turns suspicions into conclusions only after time has passed.

Until recently, that subject was viewed with deep suspicion in scientific circles, but Dr. Crick has led a campaign to make it acceptable.

Often, it's based on a suspicion of the scientific community and the scientific method.

"The main issues addressed … have been satisfactorily countered by Macchiarini and his co-authors, and so there is nothing to support the complainant's suspicions of scientific misconduct".

This bizarre claim comes from just one paper published in 1998 in the medical journal Lancet, subsequently withdrawn for suspicions of scientific fraud, and fully discredited by later study.

Because of one paper published in 1998 in the medical journal Lancet, subsequently withdrawn for suspicions of scientific fraud, and fully discredited by later study, tens of thousands of parents risk their children's health by withholding critical vaccinations against terrible diseases.

It is viewed with suspicion in some scientific circles as having a religious agenda.

AT a news conference in Madrid last week, a puzzled journalist's question to President Bush expressed, with mathematical concision, the growing suspicion in the scientific community that it carries no more weight with the administration than do the American League baseball standings with the average Basque: "You say the scientific evidence isn't strong enough to go forward with Kyoto.

The scientific evidence helped confirm my suspicions from two decades of clinical practice: Dieters don't lack self-discipline -- they lack self-compassion.