However, to accept the authoritative information presented in videos as facts uncritically was a missed opportunity to shape students' epistemological understanding that scientific knowledge is evidence-based and subject to critique.
Of note, due to different underlying mechanisms of biogenesis, data on circulating miRNA should not uncritically be compared with cellular miRNA expression.
Noting the distinctive ethical and methodological requirements which have traditionally been proposed in relation to research with older people who are often defined stereotypically in terms of their vulnerability, Russell (1999: 414) observes that 'concepts like vulnerability should not uncritically be transferred to an analysis of the research act'.
Even though this transgenic mouse model for detecting HCC has many advantages, such as histologic similarity to human tumours, the tumours arise in immunocompetent mice, metastatic distribution similar to the clinical situation, relevant host immune cell infiltration and tumour microenvironment, the results of gadoxetate acid enhancement cannot uncritically be transferred to humans.
Unfortunately, if offered uncritically, that is exactly what "Accidental Racist" does.
Nor can we see human rights as a self-evident set of truths, to which everyone would uncritically assent, were they allowed to do so by their governments.
If one accepts the results from the trials uncritically it is reasonable to conclude that there is limited evidence to support the efficacy of screening women aged 40 49.
But the filmmakers are uncritically in love with their heroine and her milieux and have romanticised them to an almost laughable degree.
New technology doesn't mean that law enforcement gets a bonanza; it means that precedents need to be reëxamined before they are uncritically applied — and that the N.S.A.'s advocates will have some real work to do.
Worse, claims that tap into what Dr. Lomborg calls "our doomsday beliefs" are uncritically retold by the media, which evidently find more readership in bad news than good, even if the news isn't really that bad.
