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In both instances, a jury is asked to weigh the chances that the evidence correctly points to guilt against the possibility of inaccuracy or ambiguous inference.

At all eight stimulated locations, the dominant response was to correctly point to that location, even on unseen trials (see Figure 1B).

I mean you can't dispute that," Press correctly points out.

I'm rooting for yes we will do that, but Asimov correctly points out that it won't really matter even if we do.

O'Higgins also remarks that Bently correctly points out that Collins did not understand the role of textual variants in reducing (rather than increasing) our uncertainty about the meaning of a text.

"I think that's pretty poor," Lloyd correctly points out.

REVIEW OF FRENCH LAB EXPECTED France's antidoping agency has asked outside experts to verify that its lab correctly handled tests that pointed to cheating by the Tour de France champion Floyd Landis.

And progressives made the case against that individual mandate by correctly pointing out that it is an unacceptable and politically toxic giveaway to insurance industry profiteers.

In the Introduction, they refer to multiple papers that characterized plasticity/learning in cerebellar slices and correctly point out that it remains to be shown how these forms of plasticity mediate learning in the intact animal.

If they respond to that correctly each day, they earn points".

Kolbert correctly points out that evidence to the contrary lies behind most theories.