It argued convincingly that politicians and others with the power to make education policy rarely read education research, and if they do,
they only accept conclusions that confirm their biases.
The team tallied the results with an agreement threshold,
only accepting conclusions if at least five models predicted similar fluctuations.
Not exact matches
For the sake of argument, if the article (which I didn't read) used
only words that left no room for doubt (in a sense saying «We know with 100 % certainty that...), would you
accept the
conclusions?
If we
accept their bias of a priori materialism, and embrace Lewontin's declaration of the problem and his proposed solution — embracing the social and intellectual apparatus of Science as the
only begetter of truth — can we follow his solution to its ultimate
conclusion?
But in its defense he cited Alasdair MacIntyre's
conclusion in After Virtue (University of Notre Dame Press, 1984) that no generally
accepted concept of justice is available therefore, «even justice can
only be provisional this side of the eschatological fullness of the kingdom of God.»
On the other side are «creationists,» who argue — against not
only science but also those faiths that
accept the compatibility of evolutionary biology and Sacred Writ — that the earth was created on or around Sunday, October 23, 4004 b.c., a
conclusion based on a sincere but discredited calculation by James Ussher in the seventeenth century.
If the majority of society put half of the effort into developing their intellect and forming their own beliefs that many put into living a life controlled by what any random man who claims they are spreading God's message, perhaps people would actually come to their own
conclusions rather than simply
accepting the ones presented to them as the one and
only truth.
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CONCLUSIONS A. # 1 is an
accepted scientific fact, by theists and atheists, importantly: it does not in and of itself describe how we got from initial proto - cell to current complexity B. # 2 has a severe flaw, as phyletic gradualism is dead, and punctuated equilibrium (the fossil record being characterized by new species appearing fully formed) is an
accepted fact C. # 3 is the
ONLY theory that has support from the fossil record
Subsequent research led to the radical but now widely
accepted conclusion that birds are, in fact, the
only living descendants of dinosaurs.
While some skeptics say that more fossil evidence is needed before they
accept this team's
conclusions, many agree that the discovery of a fossil ape from this time period is important since
only one other had been found.
So inevitable are these
conclusions, in fact, that I just gave up and
accepted the ending, which sidesteps a first - glance case of double jeopardy with such vague dialogue, recited in such a bland tone of sotto voce, that I
only got the basic gist of how we got from Point A to Point B. With Point B such a shrug - worthy certainty, I wasn't nearly confused enough to care besides.
The
only caveat here is that the uninterrupted service does rely on the merchant
accepting Apple Pay, which we all know isn't a foregone
conclusion.
These allegations were reported gleefully in the Boston Globe, the New York Times, the Washington Post, Nature, Scientific American, and many other media outlets and news pages of science journals in a manner calculated not
only to divert attention from the
conclusions of our paper but also to damage Dr Soon's reputation in his scientific calling, to put his employment at the Center at risk, to deter more serious journals from
accepting future papers bearing his name as an author, to deter potential funders for fear of adverse publicity, and thus to threaten not
only his livelihood but also the science he loves.
It provides the user
only with presumptive reasoning for
accepting the
conclusion, subject to further investigations and to critical questioning.
I do in places amplify my
conclusions with additional statements, such as explicitly
accepting three other datasets in a sence Dr. Curry apparently hadn't considered, and rejecting the uses of any other IPCC product than what I state later —
only the model runs, and
only to establish «What - if» there were no GHE as a secondary confirmation of what we know from our premises, the data, and strict inference.)
Possible
conclusions could be that the delay is 12 months but even you yourself
accept it is
only 6 months so that is not the case, also if there was a delay of 12 months, 24 months, 36 months etc then you would see a discrepency between the two measurements ie the SH would continually record a lower level of CO2 than the NH once again i do not believe this to be the case.
But in any case peer - review is
only the first stage in a paper becoming widely
accepted — after it is published people will consider its
conclusions, methodology etc. and if they think it wrong there are, as I said, mechanisms for challenging it in the peer - reviewed press.
Of course, if one
accepts the
conclusions of several solar studies that around 50 % (rather than 7 %) of the 20th century warming can be attributed to the unusually high level of solar activity (highest in several thousand years)-- most of which occurred in the first half of the century — then the 2xCO2 impact would
only be ~ 0.8 C.
Science is
only useful when it asks the right questions, openly tests hypothetical models with honesty and integrity and
accepts the
conclusion with the understanding that «not false» is not the same «true».
Besides, a little logic goes a long way: If the published science is on the order of 1,000:1 in support of the ACC
conclusion and if the natural observations not
only confirm, but show they are inadequate in that they are far too conservative, then it is virtually impossible to
accept that those hyping an anti-ACC message are doing so on ethical and moral bases.
So the
only conclusion —
accepting Miskolczi's hypothesis — is that flux is proportional to temperature.
Although the three additional provisions were likely added
only to increase clarity and confirm the parties» intention as stated in s. 2 (2), the Court concluded that most of these provisions would have been redundant if the employer's interpretation of s. 2 (2) was
accepted, thereby lending further support to the Court's
conclusion that s. 2 (2) did not clearly limit Holm's entitlement.
There are a few
conclusions that I have made at this early stage: (1) this research is needed more than I originally anticipated and I am already certain that I will
only scratch the tip of a large iceberg (there is more than one PhD topic here); (2) the standards, rules and codes are not helpful; and (3) the process will provide the margins of
accepted norms, but I anticipate three distinct spheres of behaviours will emerge — one for each ADR process.