Already, canonical experts have raised questions about the correctness of Benedict's adopting the title of "pope emeritus".
Moreover, a close look at a possible relation between the length of breaks between questions and the correctness of their answers (Tight-Placed Errors) will be taken.
In March of last year, the 11th Circuit on virtually identical issues found that former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman, another Rove victim, had established substantial questions about the correctness of his prosecution and was therefore entitled to release pending appeal.
Once completed this manual curation, it was possible to answer several questions regarding the correctness of each blast result and, as a consequence, it was possible to identify, for instance, that a gene formerly classified as 1x was indeed a 5x, as the other four gene copies were created starting beyond the signal peptide motif.
The question of what the correctness of an assertion consists in was not itself much discussed, although Dummett (1976: 77 8) is careful to distinguish between the case where a speaker makes an assertion on the basis of adequate evidence, and the case where adequate evidence is available, but the speaker makes the assertion without being aware of it.
Therefore, if a question arises about the correctness of the genome sequence, one cannot examine the experimental evidence that underlies the genome to see if there is any ambiguity or uncertainty.
The interval lengths between questions does not correlate with the correctness of their answers in the kinds of videos which were regarded for this study.
In order to find a bug, an algorithmic debugger asks questions to the programmer about the correctness of subcomputations in an execution.
Questions of tyranny and freedom, the correctness of following brutal leadership and the place of beauty in our lives are explicitly taken up by the characters.
