It has been a common practice, e.g., in IPCC Assessment Reports, to use the agreement between models as an indicator for confidence in the results, although Parker (2011) cautions that it has to be kept in mind that this agreement alone should not be the basis for statements on future climate change.
In addition to any criminal penalty provided by law, if any individual makes a statement under section 3406 which results in a decrease in the amounts deducted and withheld under chapter 24 of the Internal Revenue Code and, as of the time the statement was made, there was no reasonable basis for the statement, the individual shall pay a penalty of $500 for the statement.
threatened sources by telling them he can, quote, 'Settle scores with enemies by writing negative articles about them,' " what was the basis for that statement?
However, al-Jazeera says the picture inside Syria is different: "Syrians are more supportive of their president with 55% not wanting him to resign". What is the basis for this statement?
Just the other day, on Ground Force, he announced, 'I'll have you know I'm the sexiest man on telly after George Clooney.' He didn't actually explain the basis for this statement because he was too busy toshing up a topiary peacock at the time, but I asked him afterwards, and he said it was from some television survey quoted in The Daily Telegraph.
Solotaroff doesn't provide data from Annette Estes, whom he quotes, so it's difficult to identify the exact basis for that statement, but plenty of evidence strongly supports the role of factors like expanding diagnostic capture, diagnostic shift, and increased awareness.
"I don't understand the basis for (Spanos') statement," Klevan said.
An EPA spokesperson later said the agency couldn't find a scientific basis for the statement when it updated its websites.
Second, the variety of prenatal effects is so broad there is no basis for the statement that they are "difficult to remedy or control" --indeed, some prenatal impacts (for example, tobacco smoking and alcohol use during pregnancy, nutrition and infection, etc).
Second, the variety of prenatal effects is so broad there is no basis for the statement that they are "difficult to remedy or control" --indeed, some prenatal impacts (for example, tobacco smoking and alcohol use during pregnancy, nutrition and infection, etc). are relatively easy to control.
When discussing the recent terror attack in New York, Donald Trump said, "we need quick justice and we need strong justice, much quicker and much stronger than we have right now because what we have right now is a joke and it's a laughing stock". As usual, Trump failed to provide any basis for his statement.
