Sentence examples for scientific testimony from inspiring English sources

It was cold, clinical, scientific testimony that finally robbed Oscar Pistorius of his composure.

Dr. Caragine presented four hours of scientific testimony while the defendant peered numbly at the PowerPoint slides.

Though this hearing will undoubtedly be remembered for Geoghegan's call, it has been otherwise dominated by dense scientific testimony.

Mayberg is his nemesis: she thinks Gur lets his opinion about the death penalty cloud his scientific testimony.

But Jaime Esparza, the El Paso County district attorney, said he was not convinced that the jury's verdict, based on scientific testimony and a signed confession, was wrong.

SAN FRANCISCO — After weeks of hearing from 25 government witnesses — who often offered dense, scientific testimony — the jurors in the Barry Bonds trial finally looked relaxed Wednesday.

A decade after that Supreme Court decision, the justices held in a civil case that trial judges must carefully scrutinize scientific expert testimony before presenting it to a jury.

They are: presentations at scientific meetings; testimony before government agencies; clinical alerts issued by the National Institutes of Health; and urgent public health information.

judicial acceptance of scientific expert testimony, policy science acceptance of conflicting scientific evidence, aggregation of informed beliefs, choices justified by theoretical principles, and probabilistic causation based on Bayesian reasoning.

Perhaps the knottiest problem, though, has been deciding what scientific evidence or testimony should be considered in the first place.

Mr. Beyler issued a report last week that painted an ugly picture of what passes for expert scientific investigation and testimony in a capital case in Texas.