In both of the settings described above, determining the wrong absolute rate, or more seriously, concluding findings in the opposite direction, could lead to misleading information for clinicians, patients, and policy-makers alike.
Instead, relying on science and taking escalating risks seriously, we conclude the world needs a new development paradigm of growth within limits.
Since that is about two-thirds of tablet users, Apple's product strategists will finally have to take a competitor seriously, she concluded.
"Mr. Strauss-Kahn and his family are grateful that the district attorney's office took our concerns seriously and concluded on its own that this case cannot proceed further".
He makes an extensive case against "a present-day literary-Americanist standpoint" that, in his view, takes too seriously the concluding peroration of "The American Scholar" ("We have listened too long to the courtly muses of Europe.... We will walk on our own feet; we will work with our own hands; we will speak our own minds..
He makes an extensive case against "a present-day literary-Americanist standpoint" that, in his view, takes too seriously the concluding peroration of "The American Scholar" ("We have listened too long to the courtly muses of Europe.... We will walk on our own feet; we will work with our own hands; we will speak our own minds...
The inquiry found that the way the confessions of the four were noted were seriously flawed, concluding that the notes taken were not written up immediately and that officers may have colluded in the wording of the statements.
How many works from past centuries never got published or, published, were never read?" If you take that seriously, you must conclude that Rose's stunt is useless — and wonderfully so.
We show that the LOCF method is seriously biased and conclude that its use should be abandoned.
One possible response to this observation, if it is taken seriously, is to conclude that so-called "value claims" have a different kind of logical form or structure.
