But with the science uncertain, those claims have so far been rebuffed.
An email widely circulated among US voters, of uncertain origin, claims that anyone over 59 in Britain is ineligible for treatment for heart disease.
But some critics say people who have been laid off may not feel able to pass up hard cash -- and sometimes benefits -- to pursue an uncertain legal claim, even if it is valid.
But some critics say people who have been laid off may not feel able to pass up cash to pursue an uncertain legal claim, even if it is valid.
The rationale is uncertain; Shelly Kraicer and Zhang Xiaoling claim that Cannes officials viewed the Not One Less happy ending, with the main characters' conflicts resolved by the generosity of city dwellers and higher-up officials, as pro-China propaganda, while Zhu Ying claims that the officials saw it and The Road Home as too anti-government.
Citing one book of uncertain credibility, he claims former President Gerald Ford publicly confessed he had covered up F.B.I. and C.I.A. evidence indicating that Kennedy "had been caught in a crossfire in Dallas" and that two Mafia notables "had orchestrated the assassination plot".
Construction Projects are often delivered under a complex and uncertain environment, with claims and conflict being an inevitable part.
We discarded those diagnoses appeared only once or twice in ambulatory outpatient files to exclude suspected or uncertain cases where claims were filed to allow for further diagnostic examination.
Equally uncertain was his claim that in his four months of service, he had not harmed or killed anyone.
In their book Acting in an Uncertain World, they claim that technology development is to be regarded as neither rational and inherently historical nor completely dependent of external factors such as price, but rather as guided by socio-cultural, economic and political factors.
