I hope that the clarifications and new results included in this response can persuade the reviewer that, despite the limitations of the study and the need for further investigations, its conclusions are grounded in harder evidence than initially appreciated.
The American Optometric Association countered, "This conclusion is not grounded in law, regulation, or the American Academy of Ophthalmology's own Code of Ethics".
Data analysis used explicit, systematic and reproducible methods hence, validation and trustworthiness of the findings was established and conclusions drawn were grounded in evidence [ 16].
If we turned away all papers whose conclusions were not solidly grounded in impeccable data, we should risk becoming a very dull journal.
This general consensus must outweigh the personal conclusions of any individual even if those conclusions seem reasonable and well grounded in Scripture (summary in introduction to Ep 1708, CWE 12 198, and Erasmus' own words on pp. 202 203; also Augustijn 1991 152 153, and McConica 1969 2 77 99).
It is worth noting the somewhat Kantian implication of this conclusion: if all understanding is grounded in temporality, then the atemporality of nature as it is in itself would mean that, for Heidegger, we cannot understand natural things as they really are in themselves (cf. Dostal 1993).
The premises may fail to necessitate the conclusion, the conclusion may be the same as one of the premises, and the conclusion may not be caused by (grounded in) the premises.
[3] In all these cases, what matters most is whether the conclusions of the inquiry are grounded in evidence rising to the standards set by social and natural science.
Overall, we found that authors' conclusions regarding barriers and facilitators were often not grounded in systematic inquiry – i.e., the conclusions were sometimes not warranted given the findings of the study.
However, we must acknowledge the fact that the conclusions based on this study are grounded in using one film clip.
