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It has been argued that, even though they strike some eyes as being cold, they would have been successful even without the King's backing.
However, it has been argued that even improper priors (aka non-informative) or weak priors (i.e. flat priors) contain information about the subjective certainty of the modeller, e.g. [55].
Against this, it has been argued that even if reproductive cloning is unsafe, it may still be permissible if there are no safer means to bring that very same child into existence so long as the child is expected to have a life worth living (Strong, 2005).
It has been argued that even the largest and strongest theropod dinosaurs, such as Tyrannosaurus, probably had bite forces inferior to that of Deinosuchus.
For this exact reason it has been argued that even with its formidable capabilities, the Israeli Defense Force does not possess the capacity to successfully achieve this objective on its own.
It has been argued that even though spoligotyping data may not be ideal for formal phylogenetic analyses, particular "signature" patterns can still be informative for population genetic analyses [26].
If Mr. Mohamed is convicted, he could face the death penalty, and his lawyers have been arguing that even if he is guilty, he does not deserve to die.
Meanwhile, it could be argued that even a vegetarian diet falls short.
It might be argued that, even if surface chromium is post-depositional rather than deliberate, it could have contributed to the preservation of the weapons.
It could also be argued that even given the aggressively analytical nature of the characters, "What Didn't Happen" takes on more than it can chew, or at least more than its audience can digest easily.
Also it is argued that even an optimal strategy for designing the system (i.e. no compromises with respect to e.g. cost are made) does not lead to an optimal design because of unforeseen requirement changes that invalidate design decisions that were once optimal.
