Even if this kind of circularity is acceptable, as suggested earlier, the correlations alone do not seem strong enough to justify our conformity to the DR and to the typical acceptance claim.
Acceptance of claims made in scientific research articles depends on the stance authors take and their resources for appraisal (Martin and White, http://www.grammatics.com/appraisal).com/appraisal
A separate analysis will develop a predictive model for use on claim acceptance, using data available at claim lodgement, to identify clients who are less likely to return to work (the Return to Work Predictive Model).
The Rorschachers simply harbor a "romantic" devotion to the test's efficacy, Wood says, one based on "an uncritical, even gullible, acceptance of ridiculous claims that the Rorschach is like a medical test, a sort of brain scan".
To even raise the question amid all the officially inspired hysteria is heretical, especially in the context of the U.S. media's supine acceptance of administration claims relating to national security.
Decisions by IQWiG and G-BA were analysed and compared regarding their acceptance of those claims.
I studied how distortions of the persuasive aspect of social citation may result in broad acceptance of unfounded claims as fact.
As it concerns our understanding of the evolution of microbial genomes, acceptance of such claims about universal trees upon which all of life's events can be mapped -- or worse, belief in their truth [ 2] -- is more likely to impair progress in understanding early evolution than to promote it (for the evolution of multicellular life, trees are fine).
This concordance in the acceptance of pain claims may be explained in part by the fact that patient-assessed core symptoms of a disease such as pain are well-accepted primary and secondary efficacy endpoints in registration trials, according to the EMA reflection paper on HRQOL measures [[ 14]].
Where we took issue with Aspinwall and Tedeschi was mainly with their uncritical acceptance of the claims made in the literature, which we have shown to be biased in publication of positive findings, regardless of the quality of studies, biased in its portrayal of findings in subsequent publications, and exclusion of null and negative findings.
