Still, as a matter of legal procedure, facts may be irrelevant.
Comar's case was about the rule of law – international law, natural law – and already Trump had not indicated a deep respect for procedures or facts.
In their organizational procedures, scientific "facts" are constructed inside laboratories, where they examine reality and register the results, which are then evaluated and published in the form of papers and other scientific writing (Latour and Woolgar 1979; Latour 1987).
In each of the 10 items, the children were asked to arrange three to five sentences into a coherent and meaningful discourse, which was either a narration of events or an elaboration of procedures or facts (see Example 3 below).
It is valuable in reducing the common fear of dental procedures; in fact, the very people whom dentists find most difficult to treat frequently respond best to hypnotic suggestion.
The motivation of the study lies in the necessity of novel low cost and fast methods for the determination of sugars in foodstuff; the commonly used procedures, in fact, often suffer from inaccuracy.
Are they just, as Chris Matthews likes to call them, "elective procedures?" In fact, in the past two days I have found the misunderstanding about late-term abortion to be widespread even among many of those in the public health advocacy community.
The supervisors at the host universities were not involved in the selection procedures, a fact that was later regretted.
In particular, this led him to the discovery of the major impact that the correlation structure of gene expression data has on the stability of multiple testing procedures – a fact that has never been noticed before.
The first assumption regarding the asymptotic distribution of parameter estimates is widely made in statistical procedures; in fact, one study (Dominici et al. 2000) reports that the asymptotic properties of the MLE are well approximated in the first-stage analyses.
