Taken together, such data provide reliable arguments to investigate a potential EBV reactivation during MTX and/or TNFα antagonist therapy as a possible first step of lymphoma induction.
Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, one of Republican's most reliable campaign arguments was that liberals made excuses for criminals while conservatives punished them.
Along this same argument, reliable recovery of an impulse response is only expected for waveforms retaining sufficient signal content at the sampling frequency.
Across six experiments and a sample of 3,059 US participants, we find reliable evidence for the argument dilution effect.
But these updates are rarely large updates, and I find them much less reliable than a solid argument for why an approach is doomed.
A Justice in Chief -- The New York Times: "I wondered at the time whether they had picked up signals that the chief justice, thought reliable after the oral argument two months earlier, was now wavering, and whether their message was really intended for him".
The uncertainty regarding the ability of mental disorder diagnoses to predict increased HSU means that this review neither refutes nor supports the argument that reliable mental health clusters can be formed by combining broad diagnoses with care pathways, in a simple and practical manner.
You can win friends with charm, but this most delightful subject can also be a reliable way of starting an argument.
Because nuclear has a large social value in reducing emissions and providing reliable power, there is an argument to be made for removing regulations that damage the industry unfairly, especially when those regulations are poorly designed, as Renewable Portfolio Standards are.
The film hasn't done well despite early attention when it was removed from the Tribeca Film Festival partly because it's just not very good and largely because it presents a flimsy argument with no reliable evidence but plenty of holes.
One of the reliable pleasures of observing modern arguments over language is the schadenfreude of seeing the self-appointed prescriptive grammarians get things embarrassingly wrong.
