Gove, the former justice secretary and Tory leadership candidate, who ridiculed experts when campaigning to leave the EU, cited research by two economists showing those who declare themselves experts are error-prone because they fail to acknowledge mistakes.
Even Mr. Houghton is prone to some mordant joking, acknowledging that redistricting is a "very important" issue, "particularly when you are over 70".
Compared to male students, female students were more willing to acknowledge symptoms and more prone to express their symptoms [ 13], they would also demonstrate higher average levels of symptoms and seek help more often.
With this solid bank of historical data, Iowa policy makers are less prone to offer glib explanations and more willing to acknowledge how complex the trends can be.
"D-RAM is most prone to volatility," Mr. Okamura acknowledged.
Although surveying children as young as fourth grade is prone to error -- the researchers acknowledged it was highly likely that some answered questions inaccurately, and that handing students a survey was not as solid an approach as conducting in-depth interviews -- Mr. Levy said he was convinced that the overall findings were valid.
That gives them a good view of fouls but, as Crawford acknowledges, makes them prone to miss offensive violations, like palming and taking a quick step before a dribble.
As for his relationship with the media, Boland acknowledges Swisher is prone to occasional mood swings (who wouldn't with a mob of New York reporters at your throat for 162 games?) but is generally very good and likes to immerse himself with projects in the community.
She said the elderly, in Florida in particular, are not more prone to fatal pedestrian accidents than anyone else but acknowledged the problems faced by older people.
They acknowledge that families are most prone to heated debate, with emotional stakes running considerably higher in close relationships than among casual acquaintances.
Dogs are prone to a comfortable place of their own, so acknowledge if they prefer their own bed at first.
