Gaṅgeśa says explicitly that false statements as well as statements of doubt meet the requirement of semantic fittingness (Tattva-cintā-maṇi, testimony chapter, 372 373).
Nonetheless, Lysyshyn cautioned, test users are told explicitly that false negatives can occur, either due to error, the presence of previously unknown analogues, or because fentanyl might not be evenly distributed in a packet of drugs.
By explicitly modeling false and true positive peptide assignments, DiriSim enables us to specify the maximally achievable proteome coverage with regards to true positive peptide discoveries.
By explicitly modeling false and true positive peptide identifications, DiriSim enables us to specify the maximally achievable proteome coverage for a specified quality constraint on the final set of peptide discoveries.
Thus a simple filter was created by defining a second regular expression, which explicitly matched the false positives, and prevented them from being recorded in the program output, thereby eliminating these repeating false positives.
This greatly increases the statistical power, thus enabling the analyst to rule out a potentially much larger number of candidate formulas while explicitly guarding against false positives.
But in the belief that most adults are suitably skeptical about promotional puffery, Congress has tried to prohibit only the most blatantly false or explicitly misleading claims.
Writing a few weeks later, Bill Kristol, conservative doyen and editor of The Weekly Standard, disputed the notion that the war had been sold to the American public on false pretenses, explicitly focusing on the conflation of chemical and nuclear weapons under the single acronym WMD.
First, the threshold values set for acceptance of segmentation points were conservative (FDR<0.06 based on variation within replicates), a choice explicitly made to minimize false positive results.
