On Tuesday, it led in exactly the wrong direction.
But the pop-culture contortions of the message led in exactly that direction.
This doesn't mean that VAERS is a useless, lousy database, it just illustrates how uncritically using a database to probe questions it wasn't designed or executed to address can lead you in exactly the wrong direction.
The claim is merely the unsurprising one that growing up in circumstances where your attention is, as a matter of course, directed in particular ways, will lead you exactly in the ways that Aristotle suggested, to find those ways of responding to be natural and habitual.
Louis XVI, vacillating over the liberal reforms that Beaumarchais believed would lead to constitutional monarchy, behaved in exactly the same way".
On a dusty shelf, hidden behind a religious statue, they found a tiny triangular piece of cardboard with traces of copper, lead, and aluminum on it in exactly the proportions in which those elements are present in the copper wires that are attached to a popular type of Canadian-made detonator.
The booksellers and campaigners against tax avoidance Frances and Keith Smith, who run bookshops in Kenilworth and Warwick, Warwickshire, are urging Chris White, Conservative MP for Warwick and Leamington, to take a lead in ensuring HMRC identifies exactly how much taxable profit corporations are generating in the UK.
DRAMA, PLEASE Over seven games of the N.L.C.S., the lead changed exactly one time: in the third inning of Game 3, when the Giants scored a run and then the Cardinals scored two.
As long as the dynamic searching of conformational space is complete in the first round of simulations, the iterations should in principle lead to exactly the same modeling results.
Although Greenfield's suggestion that we "imagine a society where to talk about science is as natural as talking about football" will have romantic appeal, it leads to thinking about the situation in exactly the wrong way.
