Sentences with phrase «study hold up to scrutiny»
> If the results of the study hold up to scrutiny, Dr. Malaspina said, «The next question is, «What might explain that finding?»
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A few implications if the study holds up to scrutiny: — Similar analyses must be carried out globally.
Not exact matches
Though counterintuitive, Bem's theory has held up to scientific scrutiny in dozens of studies and is now enshrined in psychology textbooks.
As discussed in my previous installment, some of the dogmatism within the paleo realm does not hold up to scientific scrutiny, and the scientific literature on anti-nutrients is deficient in high - quality human studies.
The statistics behind the finding that the couples that met online were more likely to break up do hold up to scrutiny, but these results are certainly not the last word given the small sample of only 280 couples that met online, as compared to more than 6,000 in the study by Cacioppo and colleagues.
In «Selling Software,» Todd Oppenheimer opines that none of the studies on Accelerated Reader have held up to serious scrutiny.
Yet none of these studies have held up to serious scrutiny.