Bearing in mind that people over 60 years of age are mostly bound to their place of residence and that attending testing premises may be an issue, the authors believe that the IPAQ and its methods and protocol are extremely valuable and practical, and meet the need for each country to monitor physical activity levels in the population.
For canopy arthropods representing a dominant component of forest biodiversity in montane spruce forests of Europe, we used publicly available airborne LiDAR measurements to test the premises of two existing hypotheses that resource concentration and habitat heterogeneity are potential drivers of faunal diversity at both the tree scale and stand scale.
People who care about ideas care about testing the premises of their vantage points, and there's no better way to test those than to put oneself in a rigorous, civil conversation".
If only for professional reasons, I decided to test that premise.
If you want to test this premise, try walking the length of the Mall that stretches south from 72nd Street.
And it's a safe bet Mr. Konitz will continue to be himself: an explorer inclined to test any premise, including his own.
White House press officials and others said it was relatively easy to get a day pass, prompting Mr. Graff to test that premise.
Politicians and pundits routinely claim that celebrity endorsements have little sway on voters, and two economists set out recently to test the premise.
Mr. Way, despite his concerns that he may face a salary cut, is not willing to test the premise just yet.
Leiweke, who describes himself as "the world's greatest optimist," says that Anschutz constantly argues with him and tests his premises.
