"We are equally disturbed by Commissioner Kelly's denials of what we know to be true as verified by the leaked documents".
Frankfurt then goes on to argue that a number of passages in Peirce's work suggest an understanding of abduction not so much as a process of inventing hypotheses but rather as one of adopting hypotheses, where the adoption of the hypothesis is not as being true or verified or confirmed, but as being a worthy candidate for further investigation.
But it is quite true and verified by my personal and other authors' experience that the mentioned maneuver, the extension test, in the presence of an ACL lesion, reveals a unilateral recurvatum [2, 3, 4, 5, 6], not specific to that lesion, that must be validated by the Lachman test and by functional testing.
Similar confusion is involved in objections that evolution is "unproven", since no theory in science is known to be absolutely true, only verified by empirical evidence.
It is known [ 8] that the majority of true DEGs verified by RT-PCR in experimental studies on FF samples tend to have high expression levels.
While simulation can be insightful, the only true means for verifying the performance provided by HVAC controllers is by actually using them to control an HVAC system.
Reviewing the error database and verifying true errors took the pharmacist, on average, 1 h and 15 min.
Consequently, researchers designing screening/diagnostic test studies should designate resources for verifying true disease outcome using an improved gold standard on at least a representative subset of study subjects [ 55].
My rule of thumb is to verify what intellectual opponents claim to be true, but to verify twice over those things told to me by ideological allies.
But James M. Staudenraus, an adviser to the groups 9/11 Families for a Secure America and the Coalition for a Secure Driver's License, argued that forgoing a requirement for Social Security numbers meant forgoing the only reliable method for verifying someone's true identity.
