Factors like these make hard and fast conclusions both extremely difficult and potentially dangerous," he said.
"In villages of all types we peer closely, watch one another, speculate, arrive at conclusions both wild and sane about our neighbours and ourselves".
Gavin Schmidt describes the different approaches to the question, and why there are essentially two conclusions, both surrounded by different kinds of uncertainty.
Antinomy, in philosophy, contradiction, real or apparent, between two principles or conclusions, both of which seem equally justified; it is nearly synonymous with the term paradox.
The science leads to two conclusions, both of which prompted the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, a foundation led by both family and non-family trustees, to begin divesting its holdings in fossil fuels.
But that changed quickly when word began spreading around Whitehall that the investigation was going to draw some harsh conclusions: both about Fox's personal conduct, and the mosaic of business arrangements that Werritty was involved in.
While visitors are shuttled around on a tight schedule, their evenings are often free, and several said they felt they had time to draw their own conclusions, both positive and negative.
Surely I am not the only one who noticed that "Sex in the City" and "Friends" had identical conclusions: both Carrie and Rachel were supposed to move to Paris but returned to New York to be with their on-again, off-again love interests.
But White House deception is the real focus of the program, which draws two main conclusions, both linked to hubris: that the administration twisted the facts to paint Mr. Hussein as an imminent threat to the security of the United States, and that it ignored its own experts' warnings about the risks and cost of postwar reconstruction.
Conclusions: Both heated carrier fluids and combination of lidocaine pretreatment effectively reduced propofol injection pain.
Conclusions: Both clinical and patient-centered factors identifiable at discharge are related to non-elective readmission.
