As with any meta-analysis, the veracity of the conclusions is only as good as the quality of the data included, and Rasmussen et al formally tested that there was no significant effect of the method of measurement on their conclusions.
However, in the course of this study, alternative neuroimaging results based on MRV and TLV were obtained blind to the NS interpretations and are being correlated to evaluate the veracity of the conclusions based on ultrasound alone that will be the subject of future publications.
Hence, a common garden might in fact cause minor epigenetic changes, but this should not affect the veracity of the conclusion since the common garden conditions are not stressful to any of the populations.
The veracity of the authors' conclusions depends on which models are chosen.
Such notes could include U.R.L.'s, references to specific pages in a reporter's notebook, reference documents (for example, the court transcript you referred to) -- anything that would allow the reporter and editors to backtrack from the manuscript and judge the veracity of the content or conclusions.
This discussion results in some preliminary conclusions about veracity of the model in guiding standardization work.
Federal officials have declined to elaborate, but one senior law enforcement official involved in the case said, "People should not jump to premature conclusions about the veracity of what Walsh says until all the relevant witnesses are heard from in court".
During this phase, although the complainant and the accused student are entitled to the advice of counsel or an advisor, neither side is permitted "to present statements, seek the production of evidence or question witnesses". The Investigative Team will then provide a report with conclusions as to the veracity of the complainant (and other witnesses) and the conduct of the accused student.
Their critique does not effectively challenge the veracity of our observations or the soundness of our conclusions.
Even as the film clearly conveys both the how and why of the mistakes made in reporting and airing the Bush National Guard story — mistakes that also shed no real light on the veracity of the story's core claims — there are no ultimate conclusions to be drawn from "Truth".
The peer-review process provides some level of assurance about the accuracy of a study's conclusions, relieving each scientist from having to assess the veracity of each paper personally.
