AS differs from watchful waiting because definitive treatment is used in patients managed with AS when there is evidence that the patient is at an increased risk for disease progression [4, 5].
Respondents identified several negative roles of the media, such as misrepresenting data when evidence is passed on to the media in a poorly packaged form.
Findings from an online survey suggested that 'recognition of qualification' should be standardized and could start from basic functions such as licensure/registration, especially when evidence on the competence of regulators and their diversity were still unclear (16).
Lowest categories or quartiles of anthropometric measurements were used as reference groups, except when evidence of a J-shaped curve was present.
Very twentieth century, and terribly hard to sustain today when evidence is as readily available as the clip you just watched.
Trump's history, too, is crafted to serve his political ends, as when, without evidence, he declared that he saw "thousands and thousands" of residents in an "Arab" community in Jersey City, New Jersey, cheering on September 11th.
Indeed, in a given case one might be led astray by following one's evidence, as when one's evidence is misleading.
Scientists and the public alike use words like "prevents" and "protects against" and "lowers the risk of" when they are discussing evidence that is suggestive, and hypothesis-generating, as well as when they are discussing evidence that is as firm as science can make it.
Even when the intention is indirect, such as when one intentionally seeks evidence in favor of p or avoids collecting or examining evidence to the contrary, self-deceivers seem intentionally to flout their own normal standards for gathering and evaluating evidence.
But why wait for something as quaint as "evidence," when cruise missiles provide a vastly more compelling spectacle?
