And in science, that has to be proved with evidence.
Ideas don't matter, is turning that idea into concrete value proposition and business models that you can prove with evidence that they are going to work.
The forgery charge against Mr. Morrissey — accusing him of forging Mrs. Astor's signature on an amendment to her will — will be proven with circumstantial evidence, Mr. Seidemann said.
The evidence you gather in the field, you use in these interrogations you question suspects and people of interest, and when they reply, you respond to their reply with one of three options: "Truth" (you take what they say at face value), "Lie" (you think they're lying and can prove it with evidence you've gathered) or "Doubt" (you think they're lying but can't prove it).
Children who can prove belief with evidence such as baptismal certificates would be exempt from charges.
The neuro-vascular unit is also vulnerable to radiation effects, and cerebro-vascular atherosclerotic damage is now considered proven with epidemiological evidences for doses > 500 mSv.
Baseball's drug-testing program, agreed to by the players union, allows for suspensions based on nonanalytic positives when doping can be proved with other evidence.
Now, we have studies that prove with concrete evidence that happier employees really are more productive.
"But as soon as it came back they wanted me to prove with video evidence that their operator was in the wrong". It was only after he threatened legal action that UKCPM cancelled his parking charge.
However, this cannot be proved with the evidence displayed in Fig. 3 which only indicates that, while there is a poor correlation between particle number and (DP_{loss}), this relationship seems to be clear in specific locations.
We had to prove with sound evidence that our medical device technology is truly a global solution to launch even in the most unpredictable and harshest environments.
