For these reasons we are confident in our assertion that the effects of MA upon HT29 cells are mediated in part by the expression of p53.
In some cases, we also considered sentences containing the assertion that 'no effect' was observed because we believe that it is quite important to also encode negative results.
So while the systemic administration of these drugs has the risk of off-target effects at other opioid receptors, the specificity of the drugs selected (with the exception of etorphine) lends confidence to the assertion that behavioural effects are due to specific activity at the assigned receptor.
Dan Wall, Oracle's lead lawyer, disputed Mr. Scott's assertion that the unilateral effects theory applied in this case.
Wait for a tweet to start a war.Correction: A previous version of this article wrongly attributed the assertion that the State Department in effect operates a "global media empire" to Alec Ross, who advises Mrs Clinton on innovation.
However, the relatively high level of practice participation and the large and heterogeneous participant sample support our assertion that any effect on the external validity of the trial is likely to be minor.
Take Hetherington's assertion that the negative long-term effect of divorce on children has "been exaggerated to the point where we now have created a self-fulfilling prophecy" while "objective assessments" tell a different story: 25percentt of adult children of divorce, compared with 10percentt from nondivorced families, displayed "serious social, emotional or psychological problems".
Granted, the singers are meant to personify Compassion, Freedom, Liberation and Ginsberg himself, but if not for an assertion to that effect in the program a listener would not have known it.
You often hear assertions to the effect that in the past the economy has always rebounded strongly after a recession, so there must be something special at work here — and that something special must be the socialist in the White House.
Just a note: I keep seeing, both in comments here and in the broader discussion, assertions to the effect that government spending can't create demand or jobs — basically, the claim that there must always be 100 percent crowding out.
