Though clearly Udemy would beg to differ on that one, and it has the traction and funding to warrant it.
"One hesitates to differ on such matters with (not one but) eight academics, all with doctoral degrees," says the blog, witheringly.
The questionnaire was sensitive to differences between groups of fathers hypothesized to differ on important socio demographic or clinical variables.
But at least one company will agree to differ on that.
We used known group analysis to examine the differences in DMSRQ-SF scale scores between respondents who were expected to differ on these scores, i.e. those using different medications and medication delivery systems.
'Known group' validity was assessed by examining differences in DMSRQ-SF scale scores between respondents using different treatment regimens who were expected to differ on these scores.
Evidence of known groups validity is obtained if groups who are known to differ on the construct of interest score differently on the test.
It is increasingly willing, therefore, to differ on issues like the union's common agricultural policy, one highly weighted to favor French farmers.
But judges tend to differ on questions of law.
A Tory spokesman said last night: "We will have to agree to differ on this.
"I would beg to differ on it being useless," he replied to a perhaps-dismissive question.
