A case where an appeal was granted in a factually-similar case is strong evidence in your favor that your claim is valid.
It was a scenario in which a factually erroneous religious justification was used to explain an anomalous episode.
"Last Chance U is a new six-hour docu-series from Netflix about junior college football in small rural Mississippi" is a factually correct thing to say.
They make a factually incorrect assertion: in the disease list of the original study, the detection rate is actually 80% or greater in at least one ethnicity for more than half (n = 55) of the diseases and is more than 50% for almost all (n = 84).
On the other hand, perhaps what the government is claiming is that vaccination resulted in the symptoms of autism, but not in an actual, factually correct diagnosis of autism itself.
CMP's released videos of Planned Parenthood doctors, StemExpress says, "are purposely edited to paint the doctors in a negative and factually-misleading light".
She faced an even worse fate in two factually based features.
But unlike so many pretentious works of fiction today, Estleman's hardboiled, Detroit-based tales of intrigue, wrongdoing and, ultimately, justice develop three-dimensional, often unforgettable characters (among them in this book, a Larry Flynt-like pornographer) set in finely wrought, factually described settings.
We want to sponsor a strong, factually based debate in the country".
