For causal claims from correlation, 61/122 (50%) press releases without exaggeration had news uptake compared with 34/60 (57%) press releases with exaggerated claims (95% confidence intervals of the difference −9% to 22%; see supplementary SI5 for secondary statements).
Their internal supporters will be dealt with as a secondary target," the statement said, adding, "The Americans have no serious or sincere intentions of bringing the war to an end".
However, the company says in a statement, a secondary analysis of data from the mild Alzheimer's patients enrolled in both trials indicated that the drug did slow cognitive decline in this subgroup.
Participating schools (n = 3) were sent a secondary school plain language statement and consent form, to be completed by the Principal.
Any such owner whose work was included in a secondary transmission identified in a special statement of account deposited under paragraph (1)(A).
(B) Any such owner whose work was included in a secondary transmission identified in a special statement of account deposited under clause (1)(A).
Merriam-Webster defines it as "an expression or statement that has a secondary meaning intended to be understood only by a particular group of people". Often, the secondary meaning is derogatory or damaging toward a marginalized group, while the apparent surface meaning of the statement provides political cover against charges of racism or sexism.
Similarly, in a notorious case, a secondary school deputy principal, making a statement after boys from his school raped and killed 19 school girls and injured another 71 in 1993, said that 'the boys did not mean any harm, they only wanted to rape' [ 7].
"The potential opportunities that a secondary market brings for buyers, sellers and entrepreneurs alike makes this development incredibly exciting," says Lynn in a statement.
Cladding on a secondary academy and a primary special school, both in London, was found to be "not of limited combustibility", says a DfE statement.
