Don't be afraid to claim appropriate deductions.
Using this framework, students were expected to construct an argumentation, which is composed of a claim, appropriate and sufficient evidences, and reasoning backing the connection between evidences and claim, to explain phenomena: "… Students construct scientific explanations about phenomena in which they justify their claims using appropriate evidence and scientific principles.
Baker seemed to be echoing the administration's justification rather than giving that claim appropriate scrutiny.
Barra repeatedly claimed "appropriate action" would be taken, but said that, as GM's investigations were in their early stages, she was unable to address specific issues.
Methods (both in the lab and data analysis) are clearly stated and whenever statistical significance is claimed, appropriate p-values are computed.
Since the value of late stage NI trials depends on these additional claims, appropriate study design and/or tests to demonstrate scientific validity of such claims is truly important.
FDA has, however, issued detailed regulations that differentiate between structure or function claims appropriate for dietary supplements (and by inference, appropriate for foods) and "drug" claims that may not be made on behalf of a dietary supplement or on behalf of a food without prior FDA authorization.
The company's request lists three specific points: Parties should only be able to claim an "appropriate royalty rate", both at the start and end of negotiations.
On this view, there is a necessary connection between moral claims and action, but it is between these claims (or their truth) and reason (or rationality), and is not such that sincerely embracing a moral claim guarantees appropriate motivation.
In general, an identity claim is appropriate when one of the parties to a conversation is (partially) ignorant about which object is picked out by a name like 'Lloyd'Lloyd
A number of researchers also claim that appropriate use of formulaic sequences can help language learners reach a higher level of language proficiency not only in terms of fluency, but also in terms of range of expression and accuracy (e.g., Wood, 2006; Boers et al., 2006; Wood, 2010; Stengers et al., 2010; Stengers et al., 2011; Boers & Lindstromberg, 2012; Henriksen, 2013; Peters, 2014).
