And in that moment, I remembered that the irrefutable sign that you are not a Zen master is that you think of yourself as a Zen master.
Absence of evidence, the decreased abundance of a gene transcript or product, is not necessarily irrefutable evidence of absence, as off-target effects of the oligomer may compromise global transcription or translation.
And the facts are observable: thousands of gauges such as that pictured above measure tides around the world, with some records going back to the 18th century.But this evidence is not as irrefutable as it might seem.
She found that the average pay gap between male and female academics working in science, engineering and technology is around £1,500 $$2,850) a year.That is not, of course, irrefutable proof of discrimination.
Many judges do not seem to understand, said Jessica Silbey, a law professor at Suffolk University in Boston, that video is not categorical or irrefutable proof like DNA but only a partial, volatile and dangerously persuasive account of what happened.
Although epidemiologic evidence presented for patient 1 is not irrefutable, we conclude that both cases are part of a cluster that is epidemiologically and genotypically confirmed (11 ).
The evidence is not irrefutable, but the conclusion is also based on traces of plutonium found on the canisters concerned, as well as a third piece of evidence not so far made public.
And even if the defense is able to introduce it, "it is not irrefutable evidence, and it does not 'estop' the government" — meaning to preclude the government from offering evidence to the contrary.
Maybe the science isn't so irrefutable.
The incorporation of math in biology is now an irrefutable need.
