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Despite such efforts, the high prevalence of reporting bias as well as several examples of high-grade research findings published in major medical journals, but refuted by subsequent evidences, maintain doubts around evidence-based medicine [7, 8].

Despite such efforts, the high prevalence of reporting bias as well as several examples of high-grade research findings published in major medical journals, but refuted by subsequent evidences, maintain doubts around evidence-based medicine [ 7, 8].

For a start, and most obviously, by trying to stop Serbia from going to the ICJ it rather suggests that many states maintain real doubts over the legality of their decision to recognise Kosovo.

Maintain doubt about your solutions and express interest in the work of your peers.

This chronic emotional stress added to a maintained exposure to doubt and uncertainty feelings might explain the development of great expectations towards liver transplantation, and partially explain the difference towards mental quality of life changes found in the present study.

He remains firmly committed to the peg, in spite of growing international scepticism that it can be maintained, and growing doubts that it makes economic sense for a country in such straitened circumstances.

Minaya maintained that he doubted the Mets would sign a second baseman without first trading Kazuo Matsui.

He asked whether they would vote to convict Mr. Skakel "even if you think he's guilty" but if they nonetheless maintained a reasonable doubt as to his guilt.

I've got rock'n'roll in my blood," Shatner once maintained – and no doubt all of these actors-turned-singers, would, if attacked, fall back on the desperate plea that, as artists, they were born to act, sing, dance... Don't consign them to a pigeonhole.

Fear, uncertainty and doubt maintain the status quo, but we cannot improve and evolve by maintaining the status quo.

Such accounts belie the "suspicion," as one Victorian bookseller put it, "that Angus M'Diarmid is an altogether fictitious person" — something anticipated by the book's own preface, which maintains that any doubts could be satisfied by "whoever will take the trouble to visit Loch-Earn".

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