Here's the prime question Rennie posed about my original post: Was Andy implying that those on the climate activism side were an equivalent kind of propaganda machine, even though the case for the reality and gravity of climate change is much better validated by the scientific literature?
"But the results pretty much validated what they said".
"I wasn't startled so much as I felt validated" by the new numbers, said Anthony W. Sutton, deputy commissioner of the department of emergency services.
In a gated community like this, what may be too much to outsiders is validated by neighbors, whose own choices suggest that huge feels just right.
The results of the Lilly trial covered only 196 patients and must be validated by much larger trials, the last of which may not be finished until at least 2011.
This finding would likewise benefit from being validated by much larger series of individuals, whereby the criteria for attribution of the "healthy donor" status should be carefully defined.
This length difference was suggested by previous analyses of much smaller datasets from the plasma membrane and the Golgi (Bretscher and Munro, 1993; Levine et al., 2000) but is unequivocally validated by these much larger datasets.
They cautioned that the work needed to be validated by others and in much larger studies, because there have been many disappointments in the past.
I realized how much I had craved it and felt validated by the way I looked and more specifically, on an acceptable size.
Compared similar works, our new algorithm can conduct intersection control with much less message cost, and its advantage is validated by simulations using ns3.
