apply this set of chemical knowledge and skills to analyze scientific data, evaluate and interpret its significance, and articulate conclusions supportable by the data.
the ability to use discipline-specific tools and content knowledge to analyze and interpret scientific data, to evaluate the significance of the data, and to articulate conclusions supportable by the data.
Emerging from the debate are a variety of supportable interpretations and conclusions rather than a single, distinct "truth". The contributors represent the complete spectrum of positions between a relativism that challenges the very concept of a single world and the idea that there are ascertainable, objective universals.
However, there are several issues that the authors should make clearer for the readers in order for an audience to understand the messages being communicated and to provide a clear and supportable set of conclusions.
It is difficult to provide a compelling explanation of the results and a supportable set of conclusions if there is high variability, missing or inadequate controls, or internal inconsistencies in the data set.
The Court's conclusion, while supportable, if regard be had only for the actual language of the sections, is by no means compelled by that language.
Both conclusions are supportable by evidence, but obviously not all the evidence.
To that end, peer review considers whether articles address timely topics, are interesting and relevant to the target audience, whether details of methodology and results are sufficiently well described to allow replication, and that conclusions are supportable (not uniquely or unequivocally proved) from the data presented.
"The state's decision is not legally supportable, and we intend to challenge this decision," Los Angeles Unified School District Supt.
