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The project report said, "What should no longer be debated is that these alleged crimes, including mass killing and subsequent mass burial of the dead, have happened and continue to occur".
While this may be putting it bluntly, what can't be debated is that those that pursue to justify the 'premium' on quality, are always more informed than those who sadly give up and stick to the old rules of measurement – where quantity tends to win.
One of the principal reasons results are inconsistent and the relationship continues to be debated is that the importance of different correlates varies among regions [28], and there are many different methods used and assumptions made regarding metrics and exceptions [8], [11], [15], [25].
However, what cannot be debated is that this threshold was never developed to allow researchers or clinicians to make dichotomous conclusions that, if a p-value is greater than 0.05, the intervention has no effect and, if a p-value is less than 0.05, the intervention has an effect.
What is not being debated is that something in the way that apps access and transmit users' private address books on iOS needs to change, and soon.
One of the chief risks today, as Iraq is again being debated, is that the decision to attack Iraq is being separated from the violent chaos the U.S. helped create in that country, a violent chaos that has led directly to ISIS.
One such origin that has been long debated is that of turtles.
My deepest concern when this issue was first debated was that people of limited economic means would feel pressure to commit suicide if the law were enacted.
What is not debated is that Utah has made strides in moving many of the state's long-term, disabled homeless people into permanent supportive housing.
Whether discoveries should be patentable can be debated, but that they are patentable in many cases under current law is clear.
