The paper concluded: Independent methods applied to the assessment of forecast success rates have yielded broadly the same results and suggest that the forecasts prepared by WeatherAction would repay further attention.
Or you could be sufficiently scunnered by the state of the economy that you conclude an independent Scotland couldn't do any worse.
Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in that decision, "We now conclude that independent expenditures, including those made by corporations, do not give rise to corruption or the appearance of corruption".
Wei et al [38] were able to conclude from independent data available in sea urchins (similar data are not available in Tetrahymena) that this 3× subtraction was not likely to eliminate signals from known transcripts of very low abundance.
Taken together, we conclude that independent measures of Dimm protein induction are sensitive to low doses of Pe, and that dimm transcript induction is dose dependent.
Hence, we can surprisingly conclude, that independent of any given μ no intervention-effect can be confirmed in this group of students.
We conclude that independent replication forks follow the path of the compacted chromosomal DNA, with no structure other than DNA anchoring the replisome to any particular cellular region.
They conclude that, independent of tumour characteristics, pre-treatment free IGF-1 (fIGF-1) concentration is a predictive biomarker of clinical benefit from figitumumab at 20 mg kg−1 but not at 10 mg kg−1 in NSCLC.
We conclude that, independent of the individual's body type, visceral fat dominant accumulation as opposed to subcutaneous fat accumulation is associated with hepatic insulin resistance, whereas peripheral (muscle) insulin resistance is more closely related to general obesity (i.e. higher BMI and total FM, and increased abdominal SF and VF) in male patients with type 2 diabetes.
"This was not public order policing," concluded one independent investigation into the shootings, "this was warfare".
