In this corrigendum, we prove an adjusted statement and explain why the error has no consequences to the main results of [3].
Both translations were evaluated by the Spanish-speaking authors, who adjusted statements when necessary.
Adjust statements to be "I" focused: "You don't get around as easily as you used to" transitions to, "I worry about your safety".
We decided to explore these two topics further in Round 3, adjusting the 5 earlier quality criteria statements on these topics to 15 new statements to get better clarity where experts agreed.The comments of the experts in Round 2 led to minor adjustments in 6 other statements for Round 3. We also adjusted 1 statement into 2 new ones, dropped 1 statement and added 1 new statement.
Compare the adjusted general ledger for the account to the adjusted bank statement.
"What do you think, that people who are in favor of decriminalization or changing policy don't procreate?" Harrigan later adjusted his statement, claiming that "most parents would be opposed to this".
"What do you think, that people who are in favor of decriminalization or changing policy don't procreate?" Harrigan later adjusted his statement, claiming that "most parents would be opposed to this". When Cohen pointed out that 55percentt of Americans now support legalization, Harrigan asked if all of them were parents.
So I adjusted my statement: "I can identify a person who chooses not to read because they want to remain willfully unsympathetic". There are consequences too in insisting on moving through this world without looking at mirrors such as books that invite readers to see themselves in the hearts and hurts of others.
The secretary slightly adjusted his statements, saying the administration was in contact with the Iraqi opposition group, the Iraqi National Congress, and was studying "other things" that might be done.
We have adjusted our statements in the abstract and main text regarding the role of dynein-dependent MT sliding in spindle morphogenesis accordingly.
Because of Quine's reference to Duhem, the thesis formed from the two sub-theses, that (i) since empirical statements are interconnected, they cannot be singly disconfirmed, and (ii), if we wish to hold a particular statement true we can always adjust another statement, has become known as the Duhem-Quine thesis.
