Social psychologists now have a substantial volume of observation data covering a range of topics; the evidence remains loosely coordinated, however, and the field is beset by many different theories and conceptual schemes.
O'Kane & Al-Shehbaz were analysed from throughout the distribution range because of the evidence that this taxon served as a putative parent of A. kamchatica, previously also treated as A. lyrata ssp.
However, in order to clarify the real range of this evidence, and eventually to establish systematic links between supply routes, technological choices and specific locations, further systematic studies, carried out with similar methodological approach, are required.
In fact, upwards of thirty such alternatives to imagery value have been proposed over the past few decades, but the consensus seems to be that none of them has proven able to account for the full range of the empirical evidence as accurately and comprehensively as imagery value itself (Marks, 1997; see also Paivio, 1983a, 1991a, 2007).
Fraser compiled his report "from the range of evidence: the medical notes, the case notes.
The observation of the bright photoluminescence (PL) emission in the visible spectral range is the evidence of the presence of Si-ncs.
"The first jury decided looking at a wide range of evidence, the DNA was only part of it," said one prosecutor, who was not authorized to speak publicly about the case.
Ironically, the industry's own lawsuit has given the government an opportunity to present the full range of evidence that the cartels are arming themselves with American guns, evidence the industry was unable to overcome.
If P1≈P2 within the range of uncertainty, evidence then supports the conclusion that the editor has indeed taken entropic information into account.
Although this is at the pessimistic end of the range of available evidence, it should not be seen as an outlying estimate.
