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These three, she tells us, are implicit in all knowledge, and cannot be rejected without being relied upon in the course of the attempted rejection.

The model in columns (1) and (2) is appropriate because the null is rejected for the first-order serial correlation and cannot be rejected for the second-order correlation.

Thus the possibilty of different functions of the two Psb28 proteins in diatoms is still in game and cannot be rejected with certainty.

The MaxEnt model performed equally well on the plant and animal distributions, and cannot be rejected for 81 (70%) of the 115 plant distributions and 78 (68%) of the animal distributions.

It performed equally well on the plant and animal degree distributions, and cannot be rejected for 81 (70%) of the 115 plant distributions and 78 (68%) of the animal distributions.

Similarly, although the changes in P between central and marginal populations were greater than those typically associated with genetic drift where proportionality is used as a criterion [ 49], non-proportional changes as seen here may also result from the actions of drift and cannot be rejected out-of-hand until better diagnostics are developed [ 27].

The null hypothesis of no serial correlation, normality and homoscedasticity cannot be rejected at conventional significance levels for both analysis and age groups.

The null hypothesis of no serial correlation, normality and homoscedasticity cannot be rejected at conventional significance levels.

It is shown that the new version is consistent with extant experimental results in the literature and thus cannot be rejected by any of them.

However, an estimation process of stimulus duration on the basis of its velocity and amplitude cannot be rejected.

It would be interesting to see a full analysis of the relative likelihood of Age = 4.5 vs Age = 8.5 (preferably taking into account that errors in age estimates are not homoscedastic); otherwise it would be sufficient just to state that Age = 4.5 lies within the prediction interval and thus cannot be rejected.