Third, due to the cross-sectional nature of the data, it is difficult to assess conclusions about the causality of the relationship between dependent and independent variables, thus we only considered the association between these, as done by previous studies (e.g. de Haas and Fokkema 2011; de Vroome and van Tubergen 2014).
We think it is important to critically assess conclusions that have been made in the past while keeping an open mind as the search for the magnetoreceptor continues.
We argue that it is important to critically assess conclusions that have been made in the past, while keeping an open mind as the search for the magnetoreceptor continues.
Teachers foster critical thinking skills, focusing students on examining assumptions and assessing conclusions rather than simply acquiring and retaining knowledge.
We cannot exclude that when other variables are assessed, conclusions might be different.
Thus, we must first review the district court's findings of fact, then assess its conclusion regarding the likelihood of confusion.
It did not assess his conclusion on the legal issues, but said he had lacked jurisdiction to grant relief on the grounds he cited because Mr. Beharry had not invoked those grounds in earlier proceedings before an immigration judge and an immigration appeals panel.
He formally requested supporting documents that would allow independent scientists to assess their conclusion: "Will you release that now?" But Lehr said such documents are in the process of being compiled and won't be released for at least two months.
To assess this conclusion, t-tests comparing patients and controls were repeated following adjustment for Culture Fair IQ as a covariate (equivalent to analysis of covariance with two-level factor patients versus controls).
Accordingly, there is currently no way for anyone to fully assess the conclusions that have been drawn and widely reported in the media as 'definitive'".
But the study included conventional laparoscopy patients among the ones who had robot-assisted surgery, making it difficult to assess its conclusions.
