The report obviously must contain an immense tangle of information and complex legal issues that would all need to be thoroughly digested before coming to a serious conclusion on what must be one of the most important issues Barr will ever have to consider.
"We have to draw very serious conclusions from the analysis of all incidents of this sort, regardless of their scale and adverse effects," he said grimly during his meeting with Mr. Ivanov, one of his closest advisers.
"I have serious doubts that the conclusions of the paper are supported by the analysis that's presented there," Robert Graves, a USGS seismologist and Southern California coordinator for earthquake hazards, said in an interview Wednesday.
Each has errors in study design and/or data interpretation that are sufficiently serious as to invalidate the conclusions of these studies (Myers et al. 2009).
The risk of bias of non-randomized cohort and cross-sectional studies was assessed to be from moderate to serious, and the conclusion of those studies has to be considered with substantial caution when analyzing the findings of the studies included in this systematic review of the literature (see Table 2).
This paper has been developed to expose some serious shortcomings in the content and conclusions of the paper written by Clausen and Voll [4].
Not surprisingly, serious biblical scholars dismiss the methods -- and conclusions -- of these two latter-day Indiana Joneses.
Both the conclusions and serious limitations of these reviews, therefore, have been discussed controversially [ 28].
He could never have given a moment's serious notice to the lunatic conclusion of Robert Welch, which had been explained in a Birch publication given only discreet publication.
The inquiry into that incident found that oxygen deprivation had probably confused the pilots: "The continued persistence of the [stewardess] in keeping the flight crew advised of the deteriorating cabin condition did, without doubt, contribute to the safe conclusion of this serious incident". As late as January 2001, British Airways was adamant that locked doors were too dangerous to adopt.
