Isn't it part of the scientific method to evaluate evidence?
But getting at the truth can require setting aside personal views to evaluate evidence fairly.
To evaluate evidence for the efficacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in systematic reviews.
No fixed standard of proof is required for conviction in an impeachment case, and senators are free to evaluate evidence as they choose.
They disavowed Mr. Bickel's answer and said the correct response was, "painfully but simply," that free people are entitled to evaluate evidence concerning the government's conduct for themselves.
We sought to evaluate evidence for the benefits and risks of acupuncture, magnets, reflexology, and homeopathy for menopause-related symptoms.
But while the jury worked to evaluate evidence relating to an alleged murder plot by Thorpe and three co-defendants of the former male model Norman Scott, much of the media's attention focused on the backdrop to the case: homosexuality.
Abandoning the conclusions of the institution that we depend upon to evaluate evidence in climate science for policy making in this context may be politically popular in some circles.
Meta-analysis is a useful technique to evaluate evidence of an intervention's effect on testable outcomes, but it also has important limitations.
A core component of scientific inquiry is the ability to evaluate evidence generated from controlled experiments and then to relate that evidence to a hypothesis or theory.
There is a need to evaluate evidence from other sources such as epidemiological, neurobiological, and family studies to further our understanding of the concept of OC spectrum disorders.
