Sentence examples for scientifically warranted from inspiring English sources

PAGE A3 Cattle Testing Plan Rejected The Department of Agriculture refused to allow a Kansas beef producer to test all of its cattle for mad cow disease, saying that such sweeping tests were not scientifically warranted.

The Department of Agriculture refused yesterday to allow a Kansas beef producer to test all of its cattle for mad cow disease, saying such sweeping tests were not scientifically warranted.

[C3.] U.S. Turns Down Cow Test The Agriculture Department refused to allow Creekstone Farms Premium Beef to test all of its cattle for mad cow disease, saying such sweeping tests were not scientifically warranted.

The department's under secretary for marketing and regulation, Bill Hawks, said in a statement yesterday that the rapid tests, which are used in Japan and Europe, were licensed for surveillance of animal health, while Creekstone's use would have "implied a consumer safety aspect that is not scientifically warranted".

Monsanto, which manufactures glyphosate under the commercial name Roundup, has slammed the delays as "not scientifically warranted".

He believed Freud's psychoanalytic theories were scientifically warranted by Freud's evidence, and in Los Angeles maintained friendships in the psychoanalytic community, including attending and sometimes lecturing at the Psychoanalytic Institute.

Is this effort warranted, efficient, scientifically sound, and rational?

Thus, a prospective study is warranted to scientifically delineate the sensitivity and specificity of CRP as a predictive marker of neonatal sepsis.

On the basis of these positive exploratory findings, more research into the use of DADs in diabetes management appears warranted, including scientifically rigorous studies comparing the accuracy of DAD alerts to that of BG monitoring devices (5).

In an chaotic system like the model used in our simulations such energy error is sufficient to warrant a scientifically reliable result (Portegies Zwart and Boekholt 2014).

Therefore, care efforts that facilitate activity and participation for PwMS and their partners are warranted and the effect of such interventions on partners' HRQL should be scientifically evaluated.