Finding C-terminal truncations in the senior athlete population would have cast greater doubt on whether such mutations are sufficient to compromise cardiovascular fitness.
But I don't see how you can deny that making monetary policy effective has been far harder since we hit the ZLB than it was before, and that this retroactively casts great doubt on Friedman's claims that the Fed could easily have prevented the Great Depression.Wait, wait, wait.
But I don't see how you can deny that making monetary policy effective has been far harder since we hit the ZLB than it was before, and that this retroactively casts great doubt on Friedman's claims that the Fed could easily have prevented the Great Depression.
Together with other evidence, such as the lack of any significant reduction in mortality rates, the low enrolment rates [ 9, 10], and the high costs of the scheme [ 12] cast great doubt upon its cost-effectiveness.
The events of this week serve to feed the concerns of nationwide Republicans about the back-room chicanery and corruption in Garden State politics, casting even greater doubt on his presidential electability in 2016.
Yet, further scrutiny casts even greater doubt upon the validity of Chida et al.'s [ 19] conclusions, in part because of decisions made in integrating these studies in meta-analyses and in part because of the poor quality of many of the studies on which the meta-analyses draw.
The vexed question of European qualification casts the greatest doubt over the future of the competition, which was almost a non-event when it was first contested in 1960-61 but gained kudos upon the introduction of a Uefa Cup place for the winners in 1971.
It can be argued that those studies that cast the greatest doubt on surveillance obtained their negative findings by not having access to timely test results or by not taking effective measures once the results were known.
"Already contending with climate change, today's vote casts their future into even greater doubt.
But the greatest doubt cast on his version of Mexico's economic and political troubles has come from an unexpected source -- Mr. Salinas's own brother, Raul.
