Sentences with phrase «evidence supporting the claims made»

The cold hard truth is that there's little to NO SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE supporting the claims made by supplement companies about their testosterone boosters actually raising...

It includes much new evidence supporting the claims I made on mismanagement of the Nobel Peace Prize.

Not exact matches

You say it's a bunch of made up bs, but you fail to support your claim with any credible evidence.

It's really entertaining to watch the tortuous mental twists and turns and dodges that John will make to avoid acknowledging that his delusion is just that, merely another ancient superstition among many, with no support in evidence for its claims.

[«While these claims have been made repeatedly over the last century, the truth of the matter is that skeptics and liberal theologians are unable to cite a single piece of solid archaeological evidence in support of their claims.

Consider that a «cop out» if you will, but the evidence to support my assertion is abundant and it is not I who am making extraordinary claims here.

You are making the extraordinary claim that you have a sky daddy, so the onus is on you to provide supporting evidence.

Of course you are making a positive claim that religion is a «fairytale,» but I did not see any «supporting evidence» of your claim.

What's more, you make these claims without the first piece of evidence in support.

While what Julie has been sharing is very likely to be damaging to Tony's reputation, it's also clear that she's offering evidence in support of the claims she's making.

So you totally dismiss a God believed in by 1.5 billion people and make the claim your God is real while having exactly zero evidence to support your position.

If you continue to make statements of fact regarding your beliefs, I will be forced to demand supporting verifiable evidence for your claims.

You have made arguments that immigrants do not come here wishing to be American anymore, but you offer not evidence to support this claim, nor do you support the conclusion that they remain loyal to their own country.

Too Funny, just make up fantastic claims with no evidence to support it.

Christianity has a single source - the bible - and makes claims of fantastical events which are not supported by physical evidence or even non-biblical accounts.

«Founded by atheism, claimed by atheism, supported by atheism, and exclusively in the interests of atheism, suppressing without mercy every jot of evidence for the divine existence, and so making a positive rational faith in God wholly impossible, the doctrine of evolution may well be set down as not only a foe to theism, but a foe of the most thoroughgoing sort.»

What is intellectually dishonest is making claims of «fact» in your post without verifiable supporting evidence.

All believers have to do to make atheists shut up, after admitting we are wrong, is to provide definitive evidence to support their claims.

An inconvenient truth, you have made this claim a number of times without providing any supporting evidence.

To make these claims without the presentation of verifiable supporting evidence is intellectually dishonest.

this person could not respond with any evidence to support the claims he made here.

I suspect most scholars realize that when they make a bold claim it should be supported by evidence.

Standard 1.2.7 ensures consumers and health professionals can have confidence that health claims are well supported by scientific evidence, and it helps consumers make informed food choices.

There were many claims made by «journalists» (I use that term loosely here and equally could have used the term rumour - mongers) about fees, desire of the player to come to Arsenal, willingness of the clubs to sell, etc but without substantiation / proof or any supporting evidence, one would have to question the veracity of these stories.

There's absolutely no scientific evidence to support this claim, and it doesn't make any sense.

Although some parents claim that lukewarm sponge baths lower the fever, there has not been any evidence to support this claim and the bath may make your child uncomfortable.

It is a rant, and nothing more, as evidence by the wildly false claim the author made as to the supposed lack of evidence supporting the claims she is railing against.

Personally, I find it rather ironic that you're lecturing the blog author on the rigor of language, when, faced with the need to support the claims made by a documentary that has faced absolutely no real standards of intellectual rigor or merit (the kind of evidence you apparently find convincing), you have so far managed to produce a study with a sample size too small to conclude anything, a review paper that basically summarized well known connections between vaginal and amniotic flora and poor outcomes in labor and birth before attempting to rescue what would have been just another OB review article with a few attention grabbing sentences about long term health implications, and a review article published in a trash journal.

In the latest action aimed at the energy drink industry, the top lawyer for the city of San Francisco has asked one major producer to provide evidence that supports the advertising and marketing claims it made for its highly caffeinated drinks.

-1 If you're going to make such significant leaps in judgment as stated in your third paragraph, you'll need significant evidence that supports the claim.

This is regardless of the fact that Mr. Ayariga and his other colleagues who made the allegation, failed to provide any hardcore evidence to support their claims.

«To make these claims with no supporting evidence is wrong and muddies the water on a very important public health topic.»

For millennia, people seeking to make a buck have claimed that they have unlocked the secrets of romantic compatibility, but none of them ever mustered compelling evidence in support of their claims.

However, research evidence is available to support many of the claims made.

Bring up the relationship between iodine and thyroid disorders, and people inevitably put the gloves on and get scrappy — not just an intellectual back and forth banter, supported by exchange of peer - reviewed scientific studies and empirically validated literature — but a throw - down, knock - out fight, where claims are made on the basis of anecdotal evidence based on what so - and - so blogger said, without a single primary or secondary source citation.

The Federal Trade Commission has filed complaints against online sellers who made health claims for natural progesterone creams without supporting evidence.»

There are many claims made by Beyond Diet which are not supported by any real evidence.

But if you look closely at the claims they make to support this, you'll see that the scientific evidence suggesting that genetics plays the predominant role in PCOS is not necessarily the case.

Could you please share with us, the sources from which you are citing this information and refer us to the scientific evidence that supports the claims you make?

[2] Numerous health claims have been made concerning salt objects, but no scientific evidence supports these claims.

Most promising, TEAC's heavy emphasis on the obligation of teacher - education programs to produce convincing evidence in support of the claims they make about their own quality has the potential to enhance accountability in teacher education.

But even if this claim were supported by evidence, the record shows that technology did not reduce teacher cost significantly enough to make Edison profitable or to create superior student achievement.

«What they do care about is that you can argue using evidence, that you can make a claim and support it.

Educators attending this program will discover that students making claims, supporting claims with evidence, constructing explanations and preparing rebuttals to argumentation is integral to science inquiry and engineering design and intersects with the Common Core for Mathematics and English Language Arts.

Ladd argues, for instance: «The evidence simply does not support the claims of those who argue in favor of more parental choice and competition on the instrumental grounds that it will make an education system significantly more productive than it would otherwise be.»

As you can see, each error requires a different instructional response and simply re-teaching what theme is or how to support claims with evidence will not help the learners who are making specific types of errors:

ThinkCERCA focuses on developing students» ability to read a text and produce a written response using the CERCA framework: (1) make Claims, (2) support claims with textual Evidence, (3) explain their Reasoning, (4) recognize Counterarguments, and (5) use language that appeals to a particular AudClaims, (2) support claims with textual Evidence, (3) explain their Reasoning, (4) recognize Counterarguments, and (5) use language that appeals to a particular Audclaims with textual Evidence, (3) explain their Reasoning, (4) recognize Counterarguments, and (5) use language that appeals to a particular Audience.

The New Highland Academy (OUSD) inquiry group is looking specifically at students» ability to make claims and support these claims with evidence.

One of the most problematic aspects of research paper writing is that you will need a huge amount of information to support your claims and make evidence - based conclusions.

Of course, you are expected to integrate your own thoughts into writing, however, every claim you make has to be supported with evidence taken from reliable sources.