In that decision, WCAT was not patently unreasonable in rejecting the notion that it was required to have proof of causation to the level of
scientific certitude, and in resolving the uncertainty in the worker's favour.
Not exact matches
In a recent essay in the Times Literary Supplement, Steven Weinberg suggested that the reason the West has so far outstripped the Islamic world in
scientific knowledge is «religious
certitude.»
This attitude combines the unlovely traits of religious
certitude and fervor with political partisanship into a stew that produces appalling disregard for both one's opponents and
scientific accuracy.