In a letter to his mother, Wolfe wrote, "The Marquis of Montcalm is at the head of a great number of bad soldiers, and I am at the head of a small number of good ones that wish for nothing so much as to fight him; but the wary old fellow avoids an action, doubtful of the behaviour of his army".
Thus, in the current study, it possible that self-affirmed participants felt more able to decide whether recommendations were reasonable, with active participants becoming more doubtful about whether behaviour change was easy or necessary.
Despite all of the difficulties that have been encountered at this site over the years (Macmillan et al., 2009), it is doubtful that this deviant behaviour could be caused by any measurement effects (cultural noise or temperature-related).
Today's bill might force their behaviour to change but I'm doubtful it will change the mindset behind the inequality.
The indices we have examined are not strong enough to be able to identify such behaviours with certainty (and it is doubtful whether the method would be acceptable in a court of law).
Mr Gaddy says he does not think President Putin wants a total break with the West, but he is also doubtful that Western sanctions will make Russia change its behaviour.
We intentionally say, "consistent with", because it is doubtful whether a simple statistical index alone can identify what are often complex behaviours underlying such possible biases.
We used audio recordings to evaluate the components, but it is doubtful if sound recordings alone can capture the subtleties of facilitator competence involving non-verbal behaviours, the dynamics of facilitators as well as individual and group interactions.
If the data on drinking behaviour were inconsistent, evaluation took place according to a worst-case-model meaning that in doubtful cases patients were classified as ‹relapsed'.
