Lifeguards contacted Andy Nosal, marine biologist at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, who confirmed that "the size, species and behavior of the shark warranted the closure," Swanson said.
The difference between transmission and warrant closure is best seen in cases of question begging.
Hence, warrant fails to transmit onto the conclusion, even though warrant closure holds trivially.[17] The advocate thus cries "transmission failure" in relation to (1)–(3), on the grounds that (3) is "presupposed".
These governors employ that old legal maxim that "when you don't have a case, just abuse your opponent!" But the question remains: where is the evidence to warrant these closures?
Mr. Mittal said the company was monitoring the environment to see whether further closures were warranted.
Mr. Jacobs said early results of the enterecocci tests had not indicated that other beach closures are warranted.
Not only is this a silly argument, but nobody has proven that fish stocks are down in the first place and that these closures are even warranted.
Third, the recent travel alert and mission closures warrant suspicion because of the US government's history of using terror alerts to manipulate public opinion.
Interim data for several phase 3 trials of gefitinib or erlotinib monotherapy versus doublet chemotherapy were favorable enough to warrant early study closures, with subsequent treatment crossover as a confounding factor in the analysis of OS.
In the past, diagnosis of anastomotic dehiscence warranted immediate surgical re-exploration with toilette, closure of leakage or redo anastomosis, placement of drainage tubes and enteral feeding.
Scepticism is warranted: Hazelwood's owners gave the same 2032 closure date just months before announcing the power station would bow out in March 2017.
