Some say Jim Dandy's owner, Chaffee Earl, intuitively believed a historic upset was nigh".
Very slow quasistatic motions are intuitively believed to be safer for patients, compared with fast dynamic motions, because the torque on the spine is reduced.
While smoking represses activity of ulcerative colitis (UC) [2] it has, however, been shown to exacerbate the course of CD [3], [4], why it is intuitively believed that smoking has different effects on the ileum and colon, though the results of larger studies on this matter have been inconsistent [5], [6].
But many people intuitively believe organic food must be healthier.
Yet people intuitively believe this email when it's sent to them.
Is it, as most people intuitively believe, a palpable resource like land, best allocated through property rights that can be bought and sold?
"People intuitively believe that executives from Silicon Valley are used to competing and making jobs in the 21st century," said Steve Westly, an early eBay executive who became state controller in 2003 and later lost in a Democratic primary for governor.
How you answer that question largely depends on what you intuitively believe – personally, I think that the UK, along with the rest of the EU, can and should influence future debates on key global issues such as climate change, nuclear proliferation, or distribution of wealth.
So in most cases, once data is acquired, people would like to intuitively believe that data is able to cluster into subgroups.
NCAA and university athletic administrators intuitively believe in the axiomatic morality of the current college-sport system.
Call me a biological reductionist, a sexist, a feminist zealot, but I intuitively believe that women, if put in power, would not display the same "we can always make more" attitude towards sending soldiers to war that the world's male leaders always do.
