(Strangely, Lewis sometimes persisted in calling (S & A) → (h E a terminating judgement, despite the fact that it isn't decisively falsifiable).
In spite of its benefits, there are serious problems in the long run for its beneficiaries if affirmative action is not decisively modified.
If the fight begins in October, but is not decisively over by Election Day, it's really anyone's guess how it will affect the race.
But the man breathing down David's neck is Ed, who has positioned himself to pick up second preference votes if Miliband major is not decisively ahead after round one.
Yet it is hard to believe that parents commonly treat identical twins so differently that one becomes a homosexual and one a heterosexual.The bigger part of the explanation may be that except in special cases the loving mother who manages to warm her genetically miserable child into real-life happiness what our parents do is not decisively important to the way we grow up.
Even if al-Shabab is not decisively defeated, the group is unlikely to withstand the combined firepower of these armies.
Although the mechanism is not decisively elucidated (15), the G-protein coupled receptor 40 (G-protein coupledecently implicated in insulin-stimulating receptors (11).
These results are in line with other data recently collected in a model of ovarian carcinoma cells (Denkert et al, 2003) and in a model of human hepatocellular carcinoma cells (Park et al, 2005) based on siRNA-mediated COX-2 downregulation, suggesting that COX-2 itself is not decisively involved in the proliferation of human cancer cells as well.
However, in this small sample the discriminating property of VH-CDT as indicator of alcohol misuse was not decisively affected, whether or not the variables "VH-Transferrin" and "estimated time since the individual last time had been alive" were considered in a multivariate logistic regression analysis (minor change in the β-coefficient from 0.57 to 0.52, P=0.086).
The way Rwandan Hutus and Khmer Rouge cadres decided to instigate or join the killings, or the way top leaders orchestrated, instigated, or gradually got into the mechanics of mass murder are not decisively linked to the support they may have got from outside.
However, Lewis thought that judgements about how a valued experience contributes to the value of a life as a whole, unlike some terminating judgements about how one valued experience will yield another valued experience, are not decisively verifiable or falsifiable.
