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ADHD is being accepted on the basis of emotional and behavioural characteristics that have been unscientifically redefined.

Parenthetically, and unscientifically, I have always found it curious that Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan -- two leaders who were very vocal, if not proud, about sleeping only four to five hours a night -- both went on to develop the ruthless disease of Alzheimer's.

The incinerator of hospital has been non-functional for several weeks and administration was disposing off the medical waste unscientifically, posing serious threats to visiting patients of the hospital as well as environment.

The common refrain across major local urban fish markets that I have unscientifically surveyed is that imported Chinese fish is cheaper than its locally produced equivalent.

Chief Minister Kumaraswamy on Saturday said Karnataka will always abide by constitutional decisions and it will also fight against two-three issues where "schemes were for unscientifically".

Pregnant women are unscientifically and improperly assured of their metabolic health simply because their glucose tolerance tests are considered negative for gestational diabetes;

Those who unscientifically say unborn children are just clumps of cells?

This was unscientifically confirmed by firing a few fiveround groups with Horandy's heavier 147gr rounds.

[T]he disorder is a bag of symptoms which are unscientifically conglomerated and then given a name.

If IPCC or other advocates dismiss the NIPCC's refutations, then they are attacked for unscientifically considering other findings.

More recently in history, parents were inundated for decades with "gender neutrality" theory, unscientifically stating that the sexes are the same except for the superficial physical differences and thus, if you raise them identically, identical will their personalities be.