Sentences with phrase «is some convincing evidence»

The company's studies, the FDA said, showed that even if any of the engineered proteins were transmitted to people «there was no convincing evidence» it would be toxic or trigger an allergic reaction.

A successful negotiation for Trump will be convincing evidence that the U.S. trade deficit will narrow.

In short, there is no convincing evidence that the U.S. economy, or the global one, has hit bottom.

It needs to be emphasised that there is convincing evidence for God in nature (Romans 1:19).

This would not by itself be convincing evidence that there is sentience present.

There is no convincing evidence that He was called «God» in the first century, and indisputable evidence that He was not generally called by that name; but it is clear that He was thought of as being related to God as no other man could be.

Although Simon the Zealot (so called to distinguish him from Simon Peter) was one of the disciples (Luke 6:15; Acts 1:13), he does not figure prominently in the Gospel narrative, and there is no convincing evidence that Jesus had anything to do with the Zealot movement.

See the diffidence concerning the ability of modern knowledge of nature to be convincing evidence for God referred to in our review of Paul Haffner's quality book and our Cutting Edge column, as well its presence on our Letters» page.

There is no convincing evidence to show that petitionary prayers are «answered», i.e., that imploring the Deity for things that we wish will of itself hasten their coming.

For instance, judge Richard Posner in Sex and Reason (1991) argues that there is no convincing evidence, other things being equal, that outside of their procreative functions fathers are necessary for the well - being of their children.

There is no convincing evidence that a creator has favored any particular population, Christian or otherwise, over others during human history in terms of the natural levels of mortality.

Thus Stephens, where two - thirds of the girls go on to higher education after graduation, is convincing evidence of the benefits of properly coordinated physical and academic education.

Not all of these claims are backed by science, but there is convincing evidence linking magnesium supplementation to a lower risk of type 2 diabetes.

Yet, short of individual health circumstances, there's no convincing evidence that it's medically necessary for most women to wait any set period of time to conceive after a miscarriage.

«My friend / colleague / doctor has looked into it and says there is no convincing evidence of benefit for breastfeeding in high - income countries.

There is no convincing evidence that you can significantly change the lactose content of your milk.

There is convincing evidence to suggest that Barack Obama's re-election team used big data much more effectively than his opponent Mitt Romney in the 2012 US presidential campaign.

The report said there had been no convincing evidence that the consumption of khat is linked to any medical or social harm, and found that to control it as a Class C drug would be «disproportionate».

Theresa Villiers is shadow transport secretary and argues here that there is no convincing evidence that a third runway at Heathrow would benefit the wider business community in Britain, and that the expansion plans do not have the overwhelming support of the business community.

There is no convincing evidence of a «relationship between general GRE scores and graduate student success in biomedical research,» they write.

Peter Whibberley, a physicist at the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington, UK, says that despite ten years of debate, «there's no convincing evidence that anything serious would happen if you made a mistake introducing a leap second into a system».

There have been a number of hypotheses suggested to explain queen bee's multiple mates, but there has been no convincing evidence for an adaptive value, says Robert Page, an entomologist at Arizona State University.

«There is no convincing evidence that patents are substituting for publications,» according to the report.

However, original clinical studies on pinaverium are scarce and there has been no convincing evidence for its effectiveness and safety.

If evidence is seen in the LHC for these mini-black holes, it'll be convincing evidence of the existence of higher dimensions.

«Crucially, our findings now show that there is no convincing evidence for this claim.

«There is no convincing evidence that a sufficiently large reservoir of old metabolic carbon existed in some mysterious location in the glacial ocean only to be ventilated during deglaciation,» argues paleoclimatologist Lowell Stott of the University of Southern California, who was not involved in the study.

Not everyone is convinced the evidence justifies the team's conclusion, but it's an intriguing theory.

The study authors report that there is no convincing evidence to support the suggestion that PPI use increases dementia risk.

«In reality, the scientific consensus» is a manufactured myth... there is no convincing evidence that anthropogenic global warming (AGW) will produce catastrophic climate changes.»

To be eligible for funding through the IvP 2016 call, all proposals must be aligned to SFI's legal remit and must also either be aligned to one of the 14 priority research areas (see below) or to any other research area where there is convincing evidence that there will be significant potential for economic and / or societal impact in Ireland.

There is some convincing evidence on the benefits of intermittent fasting, Tzvetkoff says, but «it needs to be researched more extensively before the potential benefits and harms are realised».

Not all of these claims are backed by science, but there is convincing evidence linking magnesium supplementation to a lower risk of type 2 diabetes.

Using subtle energy at specific locations in a specific sequence has been used successfully and there is convincing evidence that it impacts the nervous system.

And according to Dr. Valter Longo, a researcher studying the effects of dietary protein on health, there is convincing evidence that a high - protein diet — particularly if the proteins are derived from animals — is nearly as bad as smoking for your health, BUT, the big caveat: These effects were either abolished or reduced in individuals eating a high - protein diet that was mainly plant based.

However, there has yet to be convincing evidence that you can do tricep presses, for example, and lose fat in the back of your arms... Just doesn't work that way.

«There is no convincing evidence that the academies programme has improved education overall or for disadvantaged children.

That's convincing evidence for those who want to limit the tenure of non-performing teachers while giving the excellent ones their just reward.

Using criteria from the National Center for Response to Intervention (NCRTI), the analyzed data indicated that 62 % of the scores were convincing evidence of predicting the state test score.

This is in spite of the fact that to date there is no convincing evidence that the current system of academies improve performance.

In addition to that, there is convincing evidence of the tie between early sterilization and the increased prevalence of certain tumors and cancers in older animals.

While it is not food allergy, there is convincing evidence that lowering the amount of protein intake can help reduce the incidence of stomach upsets in dogs.

Many breeds have been tested for hypeactivity, both AKC - recognized and non-AKC-recognized breeds; however, the studies lack consistency and there doesn't seem to be any convincing evidence how specific breeds are genetically predisposed to suffer from hyperactivity (aside from a few known breeds, like Jack Russell Terrier).

Industry was vehemently denying there was any convincing evidence that there could be some problem developing, long after the science was clear.

It would also be convincing evidence that we need to do better at fundamental measurements.

Taking the adjustments at face value — all temperatures from 1946 to 1970 will have to be increased by 0.25 - 0.3 deg C since there is convincing evidence that 1970 temperatures were bucket (Kent et al 2007), and that this will be phased out from 1970 to present according to the proportions in the Kent et al 2007 diagram.

First of all McIntyre said, «If the benchmark is an all - engine inlet measurement system... all temperatures from 1946 to 1970 will have to be increased by 0.25 - 0.3 deg C since there is convincing evidence that 1970 temperatures were bucket (Kent et al 2007), and that this will be phased out from 1970 to present according to the proportions in the Kent et al 2007 diagram... Recent trends will be cut in half or more, with a much bigger proportion of the temperature increase occurring prior to 1950 than presently thought.»

In their letter, Scafetta and West actually bring up the petition of 30,000 scientists in their defense, saying there is no convincing evidence of anthropogenic global warming.

The 0.1 percent shift in TSI simply isn't enough to have a strong influence, and there's no convincing evidence that suggests TSI has trended upward enough over the last century to affect climate.»

But it does make it very difficult to argue that there is any convincing evidence that global warming was responsible for them.