It lists the first of its aims as to "reinforce positive messages about the UK seafood industry and refute, where applicable, any negative messages about the UK seafood industry".
We describe a case series comprising of two cases diagnosed as Lipoma Arborescens and one case diagnosed as Nodular Synovitis; where histopathology refuted the original diagnosis and changed the plan of management.
And though, the rapper has since stated that he didn't receive an invite to Marquise's prestigious ceremony, earlier this week the mother of the 17-year-old, Shaniqua Tompkins stopped by Atlanta radio station V-103 during an appearance on "The Ryan Cameron Show," where she refuted 50's claim.
Similarly, we cannot refute a scenario where admixture occurred in the past but left no signature in modern day populations.
This is to a certain extent refuted in the current study where preceptors experienced a sense of increased professional status after the completion of the CPD course.
The 'not helpful' category also included instances where the body of literature for that gene refuted an association with the predicted term, or where no literature existed associating the particular gene product with the biological process represented by the prediction.
In cases where the contamination findings are refuted or reasonable doubt cast on them, the incident is removed from the Register until any new evidence emerges.
However, the logic imposed upon hospitals today, where care is identified with technology and where emotional relationships end up being stifled, should be refuted.
Their first three games against the Chicago White Sox transported the Yankees into this bizarro alternate universe, a place where all accepted certainties about the team were refuted.
It is the textual part that usually gets all the attention - this is where the hypothesis is (i) proposed, (ii) supported or refuted through experimentation and (iii) concluded.
