What experts are invoked, and where does their expertise come from?
It's frightening when the big hitters, the global experts, start invoking utter doom, especially when the topic at hand is so abstruse and complicated that the general public is almost entirely ignorant about it.
It is time to liberate ourselves from the tyranny of "experts," who invoke "science" in order to advance a prohibitionist agenda.
Although the endoscopic procedures were performed by an expert and we invoked the step-wised protocol early, no difference in PEP or success rates among the groups was found, which might have been due to the relatively small number of participants or the low-risk cohort.
Carroll's interest in young female innocence is explained by some of the experts as one that invoked desire, but not necessarily sexual.
As law enforcement officials struggle to track down the perpetrators of real anthrax threats, like those in Florida, Nevada and New York, they must also deal with a growing number of hoaxers, who, experts say, sometimes invoke the specter of biological attack to evade responsibilities, settle grudges or gain a sense of power.
This objective would be reached through a development process invoking expert consensus followed by psychometric and clinical evaluations involving professional and lay representatives of all world regions.
Private experts say that the Bush administration has invoked its powers before, last November, for instance, in seeking to throw out a case against the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and that courts usually defer to the government's judgment.
Written by a group of academic experts, the studies found that "no single factor can be invoked as the cause of the crime decline of the 1990's".
By ploughing ahead despite well-founded warnings by privacy experts, digital rights organisations and security professionals, the ABS has invoked a growing campaign of civil disobedience that will inevitably compromise the whole rationale for the census.
