Sentences with phrase «hold up to scrutiny when»

Let's also hope the MateBook X Pro holds up to scrutiny when we do our full review, because right now, there's a whole lot to like.

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Malcolm Gladwell may or may not have been completely right when he claimed that becoming a true expert in any subject requires 10,000 hours of practice, but whether his exact number stands up to scrutiny, the underlying truth still holds — getting good at things is time - consuming and involves a lot of hard work.

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Problem is, the standard measures don't hold up too well to scientific scrutiny when it comes to measuring protein powders.

Even when using subjective data, Eden's arguments don't stand up to scrutiny, a point made by Daniel Losen of the Civil Rights Project at UCLA during testimony at a December hearing held by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights at which Eden also testified.

When we question our beliefs and hold them up to critical scrutiny, we engage in the belief - altering process of double - loop learning (Argyris & Schön, 1974).

When you have a theory that can hold up to scrutiny without hiding declines, hiding data, rewriting history, and is falsifiable, get back to us.

And now that scrutiny (required when things of this scale and cost are proposed) is going to get to the truth, and we shall see if the «settled» science can hold up.

It seems to me that a modest, lower - than - present MWP has been claimed many times in recent years, and that those claims — when examined — have not held up to scrutiny.

Dr. Pestrak's reports stated that he «[did] not find any claims of sexual abuse to hold up to even modest scrutiny when data from all three parties [was] examined.»