All too often, there is little effort to verify facts independently.
Judges must evaluate cases on the facts, independently of the opinions of local land use boards, he said.
Second, this view explains the nature of moral truth in procedural terms, and thus it implies that there are no moral facts independently of the procedure (Rawls 1980: 307).
In fact, independently of the effect of molecules and the mechanisms involved in the microbial killing, the measurement of the microbicidal activity is a very realistic approximation (Guardiola Abellán 2014).
It tells us, simply put, that if individual people are more likely than not to judge correctly in some matter of fact, independently of one another, then the collective judgment of a sufficiently large group, arrived at by majority voting, is almost certain to be correct (Condorcet 1785).
Being admitted to a hospice and the use of an adjuvant drug were in fact independently associated with more adequate analgesic treatments.
In fact, independently from hypoxia, within tissues such as brain and ovary, some cells become active L-lactate producers, while other cells utilize L-lactate as mobile fuel for aerobic metabolism [ 9, 10].
In fact, independently of HDL-cholesterol, sera with high efflux capacity had a significant increase in ABCA1-mediated efflux as a result of the presence of preβ-1 HDL.
The fact that the authors' sensitivity analysis restricted to those patients surviving at least 9 days almost achieved statistical significance (P = 0.055), in the face of a small sample size, suggests the possibility that VAP is, in fact, independently associated with mortality.
In fact, independently of diet type, new bone deposition always occurs at the periosteal level, as shown by the presence of the 3 labels of osteogenesis in all groups; thus, the lack of calcium in diet does not alter the amount of newly formed bone (Table 4).
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