Sentences with phrase «canalys backed up that assertion»

Ciotti references a number of studies to back up his assertion that writing is great for your well being.

Now, it looks like there is actually some data to back up that assertion.

A: What was the most validating for me was to be able to back up my assertions with data and research.

I've been searching for textual references to back up this assertion, with mixed - ish results and no real smoking gun, but whatever — the fundamental holds: Central bankers should offer opinions on what fiscal policy ought to be when fiscal policy is a problem for them.

Nobody said it was an accident, you on the other hand argue that «go did it» with nothing to back up your assertion.

Then, when asked for evidence to back up your assertion, your response was to demand people prove the opposite first.

He cites no other person's published work in logic to back up his assertions.

What credible scientific studies back up your assertion?

CJ Back up your assertion that science says the best way to raise a child is with a man and woman.

Your little Expelled conspiracy theory «Oh the scientists just want to keep the status quo» idiocy has absolutely no basis, and you have never been able to provide anything to back up any assertion you've made.

While Miz handled John Cena with relative ease at first, backing up his assertions and showing himself to be who he said he would be in the ring against his rival, Nikki Bella was too much for Maryse.

Beyond what my eyes tell me, the statistics also appear to back up that assertion.

I saw no statistics to back up your assertions about safety during birth.

Please back up your assertion if you'd like to be taken seriously.

The mansplaining I could do without (funny how the Menz parachute in... and run away when asked to bring evidence to back up their assertions).

If so, can you back up this assertion, for example by evidence from opinion polls.

And he offered no detail on where Labour would cut spending to back up his assertion that Labour would be more humane when it came to tackling the yawning budget deficit.»

Mahoney did not provide numbers to back up that assertion.

Billed as a job growth measure, and with only a slogan to back up that assertion, the governor said he intends to impose the strongest «Buy American» policy in the country.

And he has crunched the numbers to back up that assertion.

He's got a ton of great articles and backs up his assertions with both science and personal experience.

Dr Shanahan gives you the latest research to back up her assertions.

I've asked Korn to tell me exactly where the law specifies this, and when I hear back from him, I will update this post.UPDATE: The teachers» union, to back up its assertion, is citing a memo from the state department to the Board of Regents last year which contains this background sentence about the evaluation law: «Tenured teachers and principals with a pattern of ineffective teaching performance — defined by law as two consecutive annual «ineffective» ratings — may be charged with incompetence and considered for termination through an expedited hearing process.»

Now we have some good, hard evidence to back up that assertion with respect to the two most widely used Common Core - aligned reading tests.

In search of a theory to back up these assertions, testing opponents often invoke «Campbell's Law,» an adage put forth in the 1970s by social scientist Donald Campbell.

Vanity publishers insist all self - publishers are overlooked geniuses, and happily back up that assertion with high - priced services and promises they never intend to keep.

To back up the assertion that this is looking at total accounts in your credit history rather than just those that are open, my Mint report shows 2 open accounts and 7 closed accounts, for a total of 9.

How do you back up this assertion?

This would involve destroying records that could lead the trustee to property you haven't disclosed or simply not being able to back up assertions about your finances contained in your bankruptcy schedules.

While many authors argue for index over active investment funds, few provide identifiable statistical data to back up their assertions.

Some of the ideas are vague; a simple «all colleges will offer free tuition» doesn't back up the assertion with to whom, or how it would be paid for.

And, while there's no hard science to back up this assertion, it's a commonly held belief in the veterinary community.

With certain characters (who shall remain nameless to avoid spoilers), you can even push them too far with your questioning and result in them refusing to cooperate, similar to L.A. Noire (though in Aviary Attorney this is not dependent on whether you have evidence to back up your assertions; you can simply frighten away characters by being too forceful).

Truth means that the player believes the statement as sound, while «Lie» means that you know the person is being dishonest, which requires you to present evidence to back up your assertion.

I also wanted to see if Microsoft could back up their assertion that the Xbox One X is «The Most Powerful Console Ever Made», or if that's just marketing fluff.

Looking for evidence to back up your assertions is imperative since accusing a witness or suspect of something without proof can lead to some worrying, but often interesting, exchanges.

You can't do that by reading op - ed pieces or blogs that don't provide references to the science that backs up their assertions.

To any skeptic who believes Carlin's views should be taken seriously, care to back up this assertion of his with a scientific reference:

Answering of continually answering my question with a question why don't you merely back up your assertions by pointing me to some studies that could tell all of us on this forum what temperature reduction could be expected by the aggressive mitigation measures proposed.

I challenged him to back up his assertion with a quote, got a lot of stalling, handwaving, invective, etc, and then he finally produced a quote, ostensibly from an AGW skeptic, which I could prove, with a simple google search, that he invented.

You ostensibly believe CO2 dominates despite not having the requisite scientific evidence to back up that assertion, not to mention paleoclimate data which heartily contradicts it (i.e., CO2 levels rose while ocean heat content declined, or OHC rose rapidly while CO2 levels were constant).

So far it seems like your phoned your Steyn review in without being able to back up your assertions.

If you want to write about science, you'd better be able to back up your assertions.

New York Times 1977: «Meteorologists, or short - term weather forecasters, dispute the scientific credentials of climatologists, saying they are working in a new area without much base data and with no «proof» to back up their assertions.»

Any empirical evidence to back up that assertion, other than Team Mosher's «invisible unicorns» claiming it's so.

«Meteorologists, or short - term weather forecasters, dispute the scientific credentials of climatologists, saying they are working in a new area without much base data and with no «proof» to back up their assertions.»

«With very few exceptions, governments all over the world have fallen into the trap of paying renewable energy scammers on the basis that it is necessary, at least politically, to be seen to be doing something about climate change,» Sloan writes, before providing readers with an avalanche of economic data to back up her assertion.

Do you have any scientific sources to offer, which specifically falsify the Anderson et al. study and with which you want to back up your assertion?

And if you've got X number of factors (a, b, c, d,...) in an equation (the full equation for the tree - ring widths or densities), then try to assert that b (temperature) is the one that you can nail to a high precision as a cause, in just such and such a linear correlation, you'd better be ready to back up your assertion with the exact reason why the other factors did not affect the linearity.

Scientists like to have solid evidence to back up their assertions.