This lends weight and consistency to their validity as genuine protein coding genes.
These could arise from genuine differences in welfare, poor validity of indicators, low statistical power, publication bias, or inappropriate statistical analysis.
The aim was to assess if there was genuine clinical disagreement about the validity of possible indicators or if there was a problem with phrasing.
Maurice Finocchiaro continued Hamblin's criticism of the modern textbook treatment of fallacies, observing that they contain very few examples of actual fallacies, leading him to doubt the validity of 'fallacy' as a genuine logical category.
Research has shown that members of the British public are generally well disposed to providing protection to genuine refugees, but are sceptical about the validity of asylum seekers' claims.
In summary, these results confirm the validity of Wnt11 as a genuine Kaiso target in mILC and demonstrate its regulation in E-cadherin-deficient breast cancer cells by nuclear p120.
Internal validity may be compromised if there are genuine alternative explanations for an observed effect rather than the intervention.
This brought serious doubts onto the validity of Snuppy, which Hwang consistently claimed was a genuine clone.
However, more work is clearly needed to convince practioners of their validity, but appropriately weighted and considered they can offer genuine experimental evidence to support gene models as we have demonstrated here.
"It also places further question marks against his other 'nominations' whose validity is in serious doubt and remain a matter of genuine concern to many in the cycling world.
Moreover, since there is no genuine utility information in calculating QALY in the report [ 37], its validity and plausibility would be questionable.
