The choice incited plenty of pearl clutching across the globe — people were miffed by the idea of a (supposedly) low art receiving validation by a group as historically highminded and discerning as the Nobel Prize Committee.
Single-item measures are sometimes criticized because of their (supposedly low) reliability and the impossibility to estimate their reliability by means of some standard procedures (e.g., Cronbach's alpha).
But stories of the police failing to pay real attention to supposedly "low-level" disorder are common.
While Mr. Carter refused to discuss his motives in requesting the examination, at least one other terror suspect in a separate case in Brooklyn, Shahawar Matin Siraj, tried — albeit unsuccessfully — to fight bombing charges by making an issue of his own supposedly low intellect.
Because these chips can be expensive -- up to $1,000 for the biggest ones -- using a lot of them can also quickly exceed the budget of a supposedly low-cost supercomputer.
As arguments rage over the circumstances of Cru's demise, the thousands of people who invested money in supposedly low- to medium-risk funds may finally get some of their money back in the next three weeks.
Worse still, that has led to ministers and the media making statements about the supposedly low level of sanction rates, which are quite clearly misleading".
At the moment it is impossible to attest the supposedly low contribution of STFs in Plasmodium since this concept was based on a poor annotation of STFs, as well as of their DNA motif counterparts.
The Aberdeen trust, marketed as a vehicle suitable for building society savers, invested in zeros, the supposedly "low risk" end of the controversial split capital investment trust structure.
Besides, there are serious doubts about the quality of our economic statistics, particularly about the supposedly low investment numbers, as Mark Carney, the new Governor, acknowledged last week.
