At this situation, the physician should make some explanation to remove subjects' doubt and make them continue in the study.
Most states allow this, but defense lawyers rarely recommend it; they believe a jury of twelve people is more subject to doubts, and therefore less likely to convict, than a single presiding magistrate.
The book challenges both popular and scholarly portrayals of Malcolm X, the black nationalist leader, describing a man often subject to doubts about theology, politics and other matters, quite different from the figure of unswerving moral certitude that became an enduring symbol of African-American pride.
I.B.M. was doing pioneering research on the subject, but doubted relational databases were commercially viable.
In Descartes's "first philosophy" the subject must doubt any "truth" available to him in the world, unless he can prove it rationally.
The goal, already subject to doubt and even ridicule, is to produce a reform bill this fall, with a minimum of members' fingerprints on the most controversial parts.
Kidney's own future is the subject of doubt with his contract also set to expire after the summer tour to North America.
The I.R.S. wants companies to file, within their tax returns, a list of areas subject to doubt and the maximum amount that might be involved.
And it will encourage other hospitals to improve their act so they too can move to foundation status.Even this scenario of modest change and modest improvement is subject to doubt.
Kidney's own position is the subject of doubt and his chances of earning a contract extension beyond the summer appear to have died alongside Ireland's chances of winning the Six Nations.
The link between vulnerability and entrepreneurship is no longer subject to doubt.
