Mill's measured opinion, that Markham was "an enthusiast rather than a scholar", has been asserted as a fair summary of his strengths and weaknesses, and as the basis for his influence on the discipline of geography in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
It has been asserted that a 4- or 5-hour delay between initial training in a force field and training in an equal and opposite force field reduces interference, and that during this time motor skill learning undergoes consolidation [7], [12].
"We have scarcely noticed this collapse," he says, "because globalisation has been asserted to be an all-powerful god; a holy trinity of burgeoning markets, unsleeping technology and borderless managers.
Even though the source of funding has been asserted to be a "less significant" cause of publication bias than other causes (e.g., academic pressure to publish) (DeMaria 2004; Fanelli 2010), industry support suffices for many to vitiate the credibility of scientific work.
For example, the addition of two genes to the partial-pathway operon of Chlamydophila psittaci has been asserted to have created a novel operon responsible for a kynurenine-to-Trp pathway that is important in overcoming a mechanism of host defense during pathogenesis [ 1].
However it has been asserted that PAL offers a valuable method of enriching students' learning experience [ 11].
Consequently, it has been asserted that there is a profound disconnect between the training that students are receiving in doctoral programs and the careers that many of these students will ultimately enter (Tilghman, 1998; Golde and Dore, 2001; Austin, 2002; Dillenburg, 2005; Dillenburg and Connolly, 2005; Fuhrmann et al., 2011).
Although it has been asserted that Alexandria declined as a result of its conquest by Muslim Arabs in the 7th century ce, such a statement is misleading.
However, it has been asserted that the release is a bootleg recording.
It has been asserted that educators should design a competency-based training program guided by the principles and structures of outcome-based education [ 2].
