Saying that if one takes into account all the available evidence one is more likely to be right is equivalent to saying that the hypothesis that 'those with total evidence' are more often right has a certain probability, and that gets us no further forward.
The interaction between statements 1 and 20 shows that students who agree that there is a lack of evidence supporting evolution more often have the opinion that evolution cannot be proven, whereas 68% of the students who think that there is not much evidence against evolution think that evolution can be proven.
Thacker-Estrada argues for the centrality of Abigail Powers Fillmore in the creation of the library with evidence that is more often suggestive than conclusive, but does nicely illustrate the ways in which the First Lady presided over the space as a setting for domestic and official entertainments.
"My view is that planting evidence happens far more often than we know," Stinson said.
However, once biologists started to look for contemporary evolution in the wild, they found evidence for it more often than expected (Stockwell et al. 2003).
Its record for punctuality is declining, and its trains are breaking down more often — evidence that maintenance is suffering.
Such merger efforts are more often evidence of a firm in trouble than the cause of its difficulties, Ms. Smith, the consultant, said.
Dr. Lee Schwamm, vice chairman of the Department of Neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital, suggests that one explanation may be that these drugs must be taken every day to be effective, even though migraines might only be "an intermittent problem". "The evidence shows that the more often you have to take a medicine, the less likely you are to take it faithfully," says Dr. Schwamm.
There was evidence that exposed persons more often suffered from angina, myocardial infarctions, chronic bronchitis, shortness of breath, and asthma.
