He argues that "to state conclusions so strongly, and to criticise other agencies so forcefully, a much stronger evidentiary base is required".
In Section 2 we prove the global existence and uniqueness of smooth solutions for the Cauchy problem (1.2), (1.3); in Section 3, we state conclusions obtained in the present paper and give some open problems.
There is an inherent aspect of the Wishart et al (2008) study that makes it difficult to state conclusions without having them misinterpreted.
The ability of students to write about science topics and state conclusions based on data (SCI, CONC, DATA) each improved over the course of three writing assignments.
The executive summary closes by stating: "Conclusion 19: The abuse of detainees at Abu Ghraib in late 2003 was not simply the result of a few soldiers acting on their own.
For several reasons, however, we feel the authors' broadly stated conclusion that 'a positive (ScvO2 - SvO2) value is not associated with improved outcome' is unwarranted.
Responses that appropriately disagreed with an illogically stated conclusion received an additional "logical" point, while those that inappropriately agreed with an illogical conclusion received an additional point in the "illogical" category.
We have clarified this stated conclusion by indicating that Fgf9 and FGF20 signal to mesenchymal FGFRs and that mesenchymal FGFR signaling is necessary and sufficient to regulate cochlear progenitor cell number.
They are made for easy consumption with executive summaries and clearly stated conclusions, and Mr. Sopko's public affairs staff aggressively flags them to reporters.
Dr. Jennifer Sass, a senior scientist at the Natural Resources Defense Council, said industry studies often included too few subjects to be scientifically reliable, stated conclusions that did not match the data and often went unpublished.
In every argument, both kinds were necessary steps toward the stated conclusions.
