As the negotiations between cyclists, governments, and other road users played out, one assertion commonly made by those who cycled appeared incontrovertible: "We are traffic".
When the evidence of a hoax appeared incontrovertible, Ms. Swenson quickly sent Mr. van der Woning via e-mail a full confession, which he then posted on Ms. Swenson's Weblog on May 20.
When the evidence of a hoax appeared incontrovertible, Ms. Swenson quickly sent Mr. van der Woning via e-mail a full confession, which he then posted on Ms. Swenson's Weblog on May 20. "Debbie must have been reading all this and realized she wasn't going to be able to hide anymore," Mr. van der Woning said, "and that's why she confessed".
So, the data appear incontrovertible: high negative equity has led to decreased mobility which, in turn, has led to higher-than-normal long-term unemployment.
The economic data appears to provide incontrovertible evidence: the livelihood of one in five Britons was connected in some way to the textile trade.
Even though the data in the early part of the 21st century suggest a levelling off (or even a decrease at some locations) in noise levels17, there appears to be incontrovertible evidence that noise levels increased at approximately a rate of 3.3 dB per decade from 1950 to 2007. Figure 1: Available data on trends in ambient noise levels.
WHEN it comes to the calendar, some things seem incontrovertible.
But some basic facts in Urwand's thesis look incontrovertible.
The February 2003 presentation Colin L. Powell, the secretary of state at the time, to the United Nations appeared to provide incontrovertible proof of Iraqi weapons, but the claims in the speech have since been discredited.
Although the role of N-nitroso compounds and nitrite in the promotion of cancer would appear to be incontrovertible, the evidence relating to the role of nitrates is less clear (Pobel et al. 1995).
