SIR —You erroneously argue that increased equality between teams lessens the competitive edge of the athletes.
A month should suffice.Dwight Bramble Cambridge, MassachusettsGlobal effects* SIR – In your leader on the Icelandic volcanic explosion you erroneously argue that global effects only arise from global, or presumably ubiquitous, causes ("Earthly powers", April 24th).
Some erroneously argue that the council's failings prove the task is too difficult, that it is a waste of time and resources, and we should pack up and go home.
More recently, an editorialist for the Times erroneously argued that the regression effect alone would insure that racial differences in I.Q.
In the argument from ignorance, a lack of evidence for one view is erroneously argued to constitute proof of the correctness of another view.
In the Philippines, the Tausug term Samal is widely applied to the land-oriented Sama, while the term Bajao is similarly used (erroneously, some would argue) to specify the sea-based Sama.
But Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the leader of the court's liberal wing, has repeatedly argued (erroneously in my view) that the court went too far, too fast on abortion rights – and that it's better to proceed incrementally.
This finding was erroneously used by Koch to argue the converse, namely that Mycobacterium bovis, the agent of bovine tuberculosis, was avirulent for man, a view that was subsequently discredited.
He said the memo did not address "other potential obstruction-of-justice theories or argue, as some have erroneously suggested, that a President can never obstruct justice".
The fact that the synapomorphies supporting a basal split between 'microcormorants' and remaining Phalacrocoracidae are distributed throughout the skeleton may argue against these relationships being erroneously inferred due to ecomorphological convergence.
In this context, one might argue that PI-RADS v.2 is erroneously suggesting the presence of clinically significant PCa, but the specific ring enhancement together with the clinical history (e.g.. fever) can orient towards the correct diagnosis of abscess (Fig. 13).
