Sentence examples for studies undermine from inspiring English sources

But, Bergner writes, other studies undermine this completely, showing that in feral environments where male monkeys randomly kill babies in the group, a female monkey who has sex with as many males as possible obscures paternity of her child and stands a better chance of every male in the group protecting it.

For example, new studies undermine the old theory of chemical imbalance as the "cause" of depression.

Multiple and contradictory ethics reviews, often repeated again for multicenter or international studies, undermine the possibility of creating transparent and accountable governance mechanisms.

Low-quality studies undermine the external validity of research findings and limit the ability to generalise findings to the target patient population.

It is not "victim studies" undermining culture — it is administrators with degrees in "higher education management"; faculty, administrators and trustees willing to reduce general education to accommodate "practical" degrees, turning universities into fancy vocational schools; poorly prepared undergraduates who need expensive remediation that will be provided on the cheap — online.

Heterogeneity of effect measures in intervention studies undermines the use of evidence to inform policy.

The discrepancy with Bosnian studies "undermines the credibility of their entire study," he says.

Koch has pumped in $1.5 million to an anti-windmill group of which he is now chairman, commissioned several economic studies undermining the idea and assigned his lobbyists to torpedo the plan in Washington.

Furthermore, significant limitations in the study undermine the validity of the correlation reported by these authors.

The complications shown in figure 1 and detailed throughout this study undermine each of these stages.

41 Interestingly, the results of this study undermine a common concern about chronic Btx injections: the risk of immunoresistance to the neurotoxin proteins.