Sentence examples for valid counter from inspiring English sources

If there are no valid counter arguments against the evidence for an association, this suffices for a verdict of causation.

At present, evidence for a causal relationship between mobile phone use and brain tumors relies predominantly on epidemiology, in particular on the large studies of Hardell and colleagues, but there are no valid counter arguments and no strong evidence decreasing confidence in a causal relationship.

Some are valid counter-arguments but many are ad hominem attacks on her person.

A number of scholars of Islam expressed disagreement, saying that valid counter-interpretations exist on these points as well and that, like ISIS itself, Haykel treats Islam as a static belief system.

With data from a representative sample survey of the students, propensity score matching was able to provide a valid counter-factual condition - the matched control group and therefore an unbiased estimate of a percentage point increase in academic planning behavior that would not have happened without the MPE.

"It's startling and a desperate gambit to counter the valid criticisms and concerns about the proposal," says Patrick Ramage of the International Fund for Animal Welfare in Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts.

The user checks whether the revocation list and the epoch counter are valid by verifying the administrator's signature using VK.   5.

EUROPE -- BELARUS: VOTER TURNOUT IN DOUBT -- Belarus officials said turnout in parliamentary elections on Sunday had approached 61percentt, well over the 50percentt needed to certify the balloting as valid, but democratic opponents countered that 28 of the 110 seats at stake still had not drawn the legal minimum number of voters.

It read: "In carrying out its signals intelligence mission, NSA collects only those communications that it is authorized by law to collect for valid foreign intelligence and counter-intelligence purposes, regardless of the technical means used by those targets or the means by which they may attempt to conceal their communications.

Bruce Swartz, a senior attorney at the department of justice, told the committee the data was collected "only for a valid purpose – foreign intelligence and counter-terrorism".

As for the bulk-users, they view them as a valid addition to over-the-counter sales, arguing that they are read just as avidly by people who pick them up for free.