To be consistent with the logical underpinnings of the scientific method, the burden of proof must be born by those asserting an effect (Walton 1999; Ulsh 2012).
In our main analysis we did not include chromosome size as candidate explanatory variable as we had no a priori reason to expect it to assert a direct effect on diversity level (in contrast to an indirect effect, via recombination).
Although the effects of dietary intervention on blood estrogens are of considerable interest, they do not allow one to assert a corresponding effect of dietary intervention on breast cancer in view of the many other biological effects that may result from dietary change.
Moreover, recombination might itself be mutagenic and thereby assert a direct effect on diversity levels.
Even for ordinary claims, our conventional frequentist statistical criteria are conservative: The p =.05 threshold is a constant reminder that it is worse to assert that an effect exists when it does not (the Type I error) than to assert that an effect does not exist when it does (the Type II error).
They assert a long-term effect, called off-target effect (Keiser et al., 2009; Lamb, 2007; Lamb et al., 2006; MacDonald et al., 2006), on gene transcription-related molecules through the downstream signals along the pathway.
Early childhood experiences assert an intense and specific effect on your child's brain, which will determine how the neural-connections will be created.
Alcohol may assert a direct toxic effects on the immune system rendering the host more susceptible to TB disease.
Accredited was acquired by Lone Star Funds after Lone Star attempted to back out of the transaction by asserting a material adverse effect claim.
The first of the two interrogations with Ammar follows immediately after, a juxtaposition that asserts a cause and effect relationship between the void of Sept. 11 voices and the lone man strung up in a cell.
