In spite of the fact that NB are lifeless mineralo-organic entities, they are nonetheless real and verifiable, and they may in fact represent a general mechanism of calcium homeostasis used throughout nature [2], [3].
Whatever form these commitments take, they will have to be measurable and verifiable, and they must clearly result in lower emissions than "business as usual".
Besides, if anyone did come up with a verifiable difference, they are not going to tell you - they are going to use this advantage for themselves.
Such claims are not verifiable, but they are indicative of fears running high.Further details that have emerged about the day of Mr Nasheed's resignation, meanwhile, cry out for answers.
Unfortunately neither of the assumptions is verifiable, but they are reasonable, and therefore have "face" validity.
That presupposition is virtuous, though, since the psychological facts in question are verifiable, and if they hold, they directly establish the moral status in question.
But, in numerous interviews and records requests, I turned up no verifiable evidence that they had.
Karen Evans, the chief information officer for the U.S. government from 2003-09, said most cloud service companies had been reluctant to give ironclad, verifiable guarantees that they were refraining from mining government data in the cloud.
It is, more or less, the policy that America has adopted towards China in recent years promoting investment and all kinds of exchanges, while talking tough about rockets, nukes and human rights; and insisting on firm, verifiable agreements, whether they be the rules of the World Trade Organisation or of the Missile Technology Control Regime.
