Question

What are some important questions to ask when evaluating scientific conclusions?

Answer 1

Answer:

The question should be asked would be-

can the data be repeated?

does the conclusion make sense?

are there another possible conclusion.

Explanation:

The reviewers or the evaluating team of scientists asses the data and experiment and explain if the experiment is valid or not. It is assessed by the peer reviewers of the particular experiment.

One can evaluate a scientific conclusion by raising a few questions like; if the presented data can be repeated or not. If the conclusion makes sense or not on the basis of the published or presented data. The possible question could be if the presented experiment and data can be explained by another conclusion.

Thus, the question should be asked are-  

can the data be repeated?

does the conclusion make sense?

are there another possible conclusion.

Answer 2

Some of the important questions to be asked should be: Is the procedure of obtaining the results accurate? If not, by how much is its reliability? Are the results useful for further scientific research? What can you recommend to others who might want to make the same scientific conclusions?