Perhaps, but not by scientists, who are almost universally careful to point out that all scientific theories are held tentatively, whenever asked in a public arena.
Then perhaps these scientists should inform certain textbook authors of the tentative nature of evolutionist theory, because the textbooks I've seen boldly insert evolutionist assumptions as if they are fact. "Eight million years ago yada yada yada . . . ."
They do not even have the intellectual honesty to insert the word "perhaps" into the picture. They fight tooth and nail (in the courts no less) when it is proposed that their theories should be treated as just that: theories. Educated guesses. Possibilities. One of many ways to understand the world around us.
So evolutionists continue to fill the world with their propaganda while holding supernatural possibilities in contempt. They have fine company with Marx, Lenin, Trotsky, and Stalin.
As far as I'm concerned, a small disclaimer label in evolutionist textbooks isn't enough. Leave the books alone. Let them enjoy the open ridicule and shame they deserve.