As the true answers of accurate binding sites are not available on real data, we adopted the strategy to use the occurrence of known TF-associated motifs as an indicator of true detection and use the distance between the detected binding sites and motif centers as an indicator for the detection resolution.
The true answer to the mysteries of enemy systems, of endless cycles of curses and blessings and reversals, and curses again, is something that is at once utterly nonviolent, utterly compassionate, and utterly beyond war.
Both realist and descriptivist category systems, at least as traditionally presented, seem to presuppose that there is a unique true answer to the question of what categories of entity there are—indeed the discovery of this answer is the goal of most such inquiries into ontological categories.
So even in the case of a true answer to some query, the value of believing that truth can depend not just on its truth and the strength of the belief, but on where the truth lies.
"The true answer to the end of war is friendship; peace is just another realistic goal set like a rest stop towards that ideal".
And so we come to Peta's true answer to the brutal murder of that most base (but necessary) of beings, the humble housefly.
Williams believed that there were no objectively true answers to questions of right and wrong, or even to questions of prudence.
If you find the question is answered with a thought, i.e. "I'm a human being", or "I am spirit", or even "I am all", this is always non-helpful, because the true answer is awareness of, from the standpoint of the subject, i.e. noticing you are the awareness, experiencing all content, even any sense-of-self you may have.
The truest answer to the question of why this agency seems habitually in difficulty is also the simplest, experts say: It is money — and especially money earned from real estate — that makes New York City go around.
The true answer is plainly a combination of these things.
