But the new research raises doubts about whether that's conclusive enough.
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WHICH RAISES DOUBTS ABOUT THEIR SYSTEM'S ABILITY TO CLEANSE THE SITE.
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All this raises doubts about how far the oil price can climb.
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The current deadlock, by contrast, raises doubts about whether the enterprise can succeed.
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The way he revealed it on the Hill also raises doubts about his judgment.
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Its inability to control the riot raises doubts about how it will handle future unrest.
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Critics say the delay raises doubts about whether the EPA will seriously consider SAB recommendations.
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So when he raises doubts about the future of the human race, it's worth listening.
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And the scale of the observed decline raises doubts about how long ecosystems can remain resilient.
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But the crackdown also raises doubts about the prince's commitment to women's equality and freedom of movement.
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His Twitter page boosts Mr. Sanders and raises doubts about his rivals to more than 17,000 followers.
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It also raises doubts about UKIP's strategy of challenging Labour by appealing to disenchanted working-class voters.
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For some, CBR's dividend payment indeed raises doubts about the new sponsor's strategy for the company going forward.
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The stay also raises doubts about whether a majority believes the court should ever resolve partisan gerrymandering claims.
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The uncertainty about the extent of false accusations raises doubts about their usefulness as a basis for broader policies.
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Initial reports said he was armed and noncompliant, but video footage released since raises doubts about the police account.
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"The report by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention raises doubts about its independence and impartiality," the source said.
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This raises doubts about the Conservative strategy of advancing into the Labour Party's industrial heartland on the strength of Brexit.
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However, a report in Popular Science raises doubts about the claims that the chemicals technically qualify as synthetic or dangerous.
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But Mr. Molho's questioning by the police raises doubts about whether he would be able to stay on any longer.
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A standoff over the president's plan to simplify a generous retirement system raises doubts about his ability to change France.
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Businesses have quickly rebounded from the natural disasters, but the weakness in consumer spending raises doubts about the strength of demand.
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"The maximum (administrative monetary penalty) thresholds for serious violations raises doubts about whether it is proportionate or dissuasive," the report noted.
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Both Russia and Syria say the panel's inability to travel safely within Syria raises doubts about the credibility of the findings.
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One of those pranksters was Evie Redford, Annie's daughter, which raises doubts about whether Annie can continue to work the investigation.
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Global economic institutions are weaker and Washington's advocacy of "America first" raises doubts about whether its leadership can be counted on.
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It also raises doubts about Riyadh's management of the IPO process and commitment to making the economy more transparent, some investors say.
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The disruption to building raises doubts about the Reserve Bank of India's view that the impact on the economy would be transitory.
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However, there is no scheduled date for new payments to Athens, which raises doubts about Greece's ability to repay creditors in July.
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This raises doubts about the American approach — the so-called decapitation strategy — in carrying out such targeted killings against the Taliban leadership.
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It could also intensify the impact of any other "confidence shock," a large, unforeseen negative event that raises doubts about economic growth.
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The healthcare measure ate up precious days on the congressional calendar, while its collapse raises doubts about lawmakers' ability to tackle tax reform.
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A new report from Data and Society raises doubts about automated solutions to deceptively altered videos, including machine learning-altered videos called deepfakes.
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That raises doubts about the future of passporting, which allows financial-services providers to trade across the EU without separate regulatory or capital requirements.
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"If it really is as bad as everyone is saying it is, it raises doubts about his other denials about other women," she said.
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The issuing and then lifting of a freeze on grants and contracts raises doubts about whether the EPA will follow through on its commitments.
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The political context of the hearing also raises doubts about whether Ford can expect a respectful reception and whether it would ultimately achieve her goals.
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His inability to garner the needed votes raises doubts about whether Ryan will be able to keep an unruly caucus in line on future tough votes.
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The company declined to disclose any information on the battery, which raises doubts about users' ability to play on the Quest for extended stretches of time.
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The surprise arrest raises doubts about whether the trade truce will hold and whether the world's two biggest economies can resolve the complicated issues that divide them.
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Some argue the U.S. withdrawal from the deal could undermine the negotiations if it raises doubts about U.S. credibility and its ability to stick to international commitments.
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A poor agency track record Unfortunately, the GSA's track record raises doubts about whether the agency is truly prepared to handle this kind of dicey ethical question.
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The case, which critics say was fraught with irregularities, has brought the country's justice system under scrutiny and raises doubts about legal certainty in Southeast Asia's biggest economy.
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The missile test raises doubts about the revival of denuclearization talks, which stalled after the collapse of a second summit between Kim and Trump in Hanoi in February.
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And Mr. Obama's strength among Northern white voters raises doubts about whether the Republicans, including Mr. Trump, can assume that white working-class voters are receptive to conservative candidates.
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"Much of what you see in the media [and] advertising raises doubts about whether there's a scientific consensus about climate change," says George Frampton, one of the partnership's co-founders.
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It would also require Russia to reapply for membership, which isn't guaranteed and raises doubts about its team's participation in the Olympic Games in Tokyo, which are just two years away.
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The renewed weakness in the world's top economy raises doubts about whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates again in March, boding well for non-interest bearing assets like gold.
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Walsh's comments come as Dubai's Emirates is exploring switching A380 orders to smaller aircraft in a move that raises doubts about the future of the superjumbo, people familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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The EU has also concluded a comprehensive trade agreement with Canada, but some European government officials have spoken negatively of the deal, which raises doubts about Europe's ability to pursue other free trade agreements.
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The GOP gambit came after months of talks between the two parties and raises doubts about the ability of Congress to pass a bill before the September 30 deadline, when the government could shut down.
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S. Attorney for Connecticut John Durham—said in an unusual statement Monday that his ongoing inquiry raises doubts about Horowitz's conclusion that the FBI had an adequate basis for opening its probe into Trump campaign aides.
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Three environmental groups are calling for the judge in Alpha Natural Resources Inc's bankruptcy to reject the coal producer's outline for its reorganization, arguing it raises doubts about the company's plan for a leaner and greener future.
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But the letter raises doubts about U.N. offset mechanisms, a method that works through purchases of U.N.-certified carbon credits from approved green projects and is widely used by organisations and businesses to tout their green credentials.
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But the letter raises doubts about U.N. offset mechanisms, a method that works through purchases of U.N.-certified carbon credits from approved green projects and is widely used by organizations and businesses to tout their green credentials.
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But the letter raises doubts about U.N. offset mechanisms, a method that works through purchases of U.N.-certified carbon credits from approved green projects and is widely used by organizations and businesses to tout their green credentials.
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" Montana has not explained why political robocalls are more intrusive than, say, charitable solicitations, which "raises doubts about whether the robocall statute aims to address the problems caused by robocalling or instead to hinder discussion of certain topics.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican state oil company Pemex's newly announced business plan is a risky about-face that raises doubts about the company's long-term viability, analysts with credit ratings agency S&P Global Ratings wrote in a note on Monday.
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In addition to trade policy, Hong Kong has emerged as another flashpoint that some traders say could trigger a further worsening in U.S.-China relations, which raises doubts about whether the world's two-largest economies can de-escalate their standoff.
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It raises doubts about whether the documents shown to Ms. Macaulay were, in fact, the documents originally identified by the N.S.A. The recent denial that there is any record of United States Air Force planes' being present at Ndola increases the impression of evasiveness.
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Why are European partners more upset when the French president raises doubts about the validity of Article 5 of the NATO Charter (an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us) than when those doubts come from the American president himself?
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But a closer look at Archer's life raises doubts about the depth of his engagement with the Islamic State: His mother claimed that he had been suffering from powerful hallucinations, and he was scheduled to be sentenced on forgery charges just four days after the attack.
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Stay tuned... Trump raises doubts about possible trade deal with China: President Trump on Thursday cast doubt on the prospect of a trade deal between the U.S. and China, saying that Beijing has "become very spoiled" and is used to getting what it wants from Washington.
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The escalation in fighting, which follows a deadly Houthi drone attack last week on a Yemeni government military parade, raises doubts about holding a second round of U.N.-sponsored talks this month aimed at ending the nearly four-year war that has killed tens of thousands of people.
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Now, that same hotel could reportedly house a series of Saudi tech investors who were arrested Saturday in a sweeping series of arrests that raises doubts about the nation's tech ambitions and is sure to rattle foreign investors eyeing the Saudis as a partner over the next decade.
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We are mad at those hypocrites who pretend otherwise, we are mad at a candidate who won't adequately correct an appearance issue which raises doubts about her own character, and we are mad at a system which has produced someone like Donald Trump as a nominee of a major political party.
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All parties say the framework is only an outline for how the code will be established, but critics say the failure to outline as an initial objective the need to make the code legally binding and enforceable, or have a dispute resolution mechanism, raises doubts about how effective it will be.
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The climactic scene of the play, in which John, with the obsessive precision of a lawyer making a summation, raises doubts about the dimensions of a piece of furniture in order to prove that there's no such thing as objective reality, feels like an unintentional parody of our postmodern times.
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In a letter to the Fed's chairman, Jerome H. Powell, Ms. Warren said the central bank's "record of summarily approving mergers raises doubts about whether it will serve as a meaningful check on this consolidation that creates a new too big to fail bank and has the potential to hurt consumers."
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All parties say the framework is only an outline for how the code will be established but critics say the failure to outline as an initial objective the need to make the code legally binding and enforceable, or have a dispute resolution mechanism, raises doubts about how effective the pact will be.
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All parties say the framework is only an outline for how the code will be established but critics say the failure to outline as an initial objective the need to make the code legally binding and enforceable or have a dispute resolution mechanism, raises doubts about how effective the pact will be.
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The delay in meeting with lawmakers -- which raises doubts about whether Rosenstein will speak to them before the midterm elections next month -- prompted public frustration from members of the House Freedom Caucus toward House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte, a Virginia Republican who was negotiating with the Justice Department to bring in Rosenstein.
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Michael McCaulMichael Thomas McCaulHong Kong activists visit Capitol Hill Texas Republicans sound alarm about rapidly evolving state Overnight Defense: GOP grumbles after Trump delays military projects for wall | House panel hints at subpoena for Afghanistan envoy | Kabul bombing raises doubts about Taliban talks MORE (Texas), the panel's ranking Republican, as well as in a missive with all committee Democrats in April.
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Michael McCaulMichael Thomas McCaulHong Kong activists visit Capitol Hill Texas Republicans sound alarm about rapidly evolving state Overnight Defense: GOP grumbles after Trump delays military projects for wall | House panel hints at subpoena for Afghanistan envoy | Kabul bombing raises doubts about Taliban talks MORE, Chip RoyCharles (Chip) Eugene RoyTexas Republicans sound alarm about rapidly evolving state GOP lawmakers call for provisions barring DOD funds for border wall to be dropped Lawmakers mark anniversary of Martin Luther King 'I have a dream' speech MORE and John CarterJohn Rice CarterCornyn faces toughest race yet in changing Texas Texas Republicans sound alarm about rapidly evolving state Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE face tough reelection battles.
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Spikes, Sarah. "Studzinski leaving raises doubts about HSBC's commitment". Financial Times. May 18, 2006.
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Oppel, Jr., Richard A. "Enron's Growing Financial Crisis Raises Doubts About Merger Deal." New York Times. November 21, 2001. Dynegy withdrew its merger offer on November 28.
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If this is false, then it raises doubts about what we can ultimately know and what intelligent machines will ultimately be able to help us to do.
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Jewish almond cookies are also available in Israel, where they are made with tehina and topped with poppy seeds. The fact that these cookies are available in Israel raises doubts about the claims of a Chinese origin to these cookies, as Chinese cuisine is not commonly found in Israel.
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One recent publication even raises doubts about wheat's safety for anyone to eat. Overlapping properties with regard to food preparation have made these proteins much more useful as cereal cultivars, and a balanced perspective suggests a variable tolerance to Triticeae glutens reflects early childhood environment and genetic predisposition.
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Niven also raises doubts about Steward's uncorroborated and unsubstantiated claims of having been Wilder's lover. Wilder had a wide circle of friends, including writers Ernest Hemingway, Willa Cather and Gertrude Stein, pianist and harpsichordist Gavin Williamson, actors Ruth Gordon, Montgomery Clift, Mia Farrow, industrialist Russel Wright and decorator and socialite Sibyl, Lady Colefax.
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Anandan suspects that Duraisami is under siege decides to go to his house and seek clarifications. Duraisami shows Anandan a picture of Karpagam whom he still considers to be dead. Anandan explains that Karpagam is alive and she is his mother. Duraisami, briefly glad to know about Karpagam’s well being, raises doubts about Kaveri, because at the time of fleeing, Karpagam had conceived her first child, Anandan.
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Reviews for The Trouble with Larry were generally unfavorable, occasionally bordering on hostile. Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly gave the show a grade of D+ and called the show "not just not-funny, but actively depressing". Hal Boedeker, writing for the Knight-Ridder newspaper chain, opined that "the moronic sitcom was beyond bad, a disaster that raises doubts about the judgement of CBS executives."Boedeker, Hal, "Tall Hopes misses goal", Toronto Star, August 25, 1993, page C4.
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'The wisdom' of those decisions 'is none of our concern.' We address only whether the agency complied with the procedural requirement that it provide a reasoned explanation for its action. Here the agency failed to consider the conspicuous issues of whether to retain forbearance and what if anything to do about the hardship to DACA recipients. That dual failure raises doubts about whether the agency appreciated the scope of its discretion or exercised that discretion in a reasonable manner.
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Mulla Mahmud Jaunpuri (1606–1651) was an important Indian natural philosopher and astronomer of the 17th century. Book II of his classic Shams-e-Bazeghi is on theoretical astronomy, where he raises doubts about the Ptolemaic system. He discusses various views on the spots of the Moon, refutes them and advances his own theory that these are some tiny bodies on which the Sun's light does not reflect. He has a number of works on natural philosophy and logic to his credit.
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It was later adapted in Canada as Check It Out!. ;The Trouble with Larry:Larry (Bronson Pinchot) returns home a decade after he was dragged off by baboons on his honeymoon, in this 1993 sitcom also starring a pre-Friends Courteney Cox. Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly called the show "not just not-funny, but actively depressing". Hal Boedeker, writing for the Knight Ridder newspaper chain, opined that "the moronic sitcom was beyond bad, a disaster that raises doubts about the judgement of CBS executives."Boedeker, Hal, "Tall Hopes misses goal", Toronto Star, August 25, 1993, page C4.
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Mastermind behind attack on Sri Lankan cricket team identified, Xinhua News Agency, 2009-03-09 He was said to have fled to the Federally Administered Tribal Areas several days prior to the raid.Bungled raid raises doubts about Pakistan's will to fight extremism, The Sydney Morning Herald, 2009-03-11 Months later Aqeel took part in the attack on the Pakistan Army General Headquarters in Rawalpindi. He was captured in October 2009 while holding hostages and trying to blow himself up; Aqeel was injured in the process. In 2011, Aqeel was sentenced to death by a military court.
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The RSPO has been criticised by various sectors, especially the environmental NGOs. Issues include the impact of palm oil plantations on the orangutan population; destruction of tropical forest for the new oil palm plantations; the burning and draining of large tracts of peat swamp forest in Borneo, Malaysia. The fact that RSPO members are allowed to clear cut pristine forest areas, when there are large areas of grasslands available in Indonesia, raises doubts about commitment to sustainability. In 2013, the 11th annual RSPO meeting was crashed by palm oil workers and others, and Indonesian and international labour-rights groups have documented a litany of abuses, including forced labour and child labour.
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The traceability of GMOs is founded on two needs. First, consumers in many countries are reluctant to buy genetically modified foods, and are skeptical of the use of GM crops for animal feed. Consequently, the concept of co-existence has been developed to separate GM and non-GM supply chains, and is only possible if all purchasers along the production chain know what they are buying. Secondly, although every GMO that is approved for commercialisation must have passed a safety assessment, it may be necessary to withdraw a certain GMO from the market - for example, if new scientific evidence raises doubts about its safety.
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According to Herodotus, Cambyses' campaigns against Amnion and Ethiopia ended catastrophically. He states that the reason behind this defeat was the "madness" of Cambyses, who "at once began his march against Ethiopia, without any orders for the provision of supplies, and without for a moment considering the fact that he was to take his men to the ends of the earth". However, according to Briant, "the deliberate bias against Cambyses raises doubts about the accuracy of Herodotus's version." Herodotus' statement is contradicted by other sources that does not suggest a catastrophe for his forces, even though the obstacles of the campaign possibly compelled Cambyses to withdraw.
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Odhran may have moved to Clonmacnoise to help secure burial rights in Clonmacnoise for Mag Raghnaill of Conmaicne Réin. There was an alleged controversy between Fearghal Ua Ruairc, King of Connaught (died A.D. 964 ), and Brian mag Raghnaill, a successor of Eolais mac Biobhsach. Mag Raghnaill complained he had no place for a tomb at Clonmacnoise, unlike Fearghal Ua Ruairc, and so bestowed "48 ploughs" of Kiltoghert land to the bishop of Clonmacnoise in exchange for a burial right. It is tempting to suppose the appearance of Odhran Ua hEolais, an outsider, at Clonmacnoise is related to such matters if true, but O'Donovan raises doubts about this O'Rourke connection.
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It is debated, based on a scholium from a line in Euripides' Medea whether Medea's poisoning of Creon may have been another feature,Medea 264. which Franz Stoessl suggested will have been a comparative aside in the telling of Deianira,Stoessel, Der Tod des Heracles (Zurich, 1945:16ff), noted in Malcolm Davies, "Deianeira and Medea: A foot- note to the pre-history of two myths", Mnemosyne, Fourth Series, 42.3/4 (1989:469-472) p. 469 note 6. in her original guise as the "man-destroyer" of her etymology: "the innocent Deianeira, whose murder of Heracles is tragically inadvertent, will be a later invention," Malcolm Davies asserts,Davies 1989:469; Davies raises doubts about the use of Medea as a parallel in .
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Later, Demetrius III Philopator rebuilt the city according to the Greek hippodamian system and renamed it "Demetrias".Cohen raises doubts about this claim in page 137 note 4 - suggeasting the received tradition of the renaming rests on a few writers following Mionnets writings in 1811 The Biblical Street called Straight of Damascus In 64 BC, the Roman general Pompey annexed the western part of Syria. The Romans occupied Damascus and subsequently incorporated it into the league of ten cities known as the Decapolis which themselves were incorporated into the province of Syria and granted autonomy.Skolnik, Fred; Michael Berenbaum ( 2007) Encyclopaedia Judaica Volume 5 Granite Hill Publishers pg 527 The city of Damascus was entirely redesigned by the Romans after Pompey conquered the region.
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Bayesian analysis has been criticized on account of its inferring the lifespan of a language from that of some of its words; the idiosyncratic outcome of, for example, the Albanian language raises doubts about the method and the data.. Linguist Andrew Garrett, commenting on Bouckaert et al. (2012), stated that "[t]here is bias in the underlying data that leads to an erroneous conclusion, and strong evidence that is ignored which still strongly supports the Kurgan hypothesis." According to David Anthony, "this type of model doesn't match the complex linguistic and archaeological evidence," stating that "[t]he study is an example of retrofitting evidence to a model, but the results of such a model are only as useful as the underlying data and assumptions." Linguist Paul Heggarty from the Max Planck Institute wrote in 2014:.
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Participants holding flags and pictures of Abdel Fattah el-Sisi Hamdeen Sabahi, a former presidential candidate in the 2012 presidential election, officially announced his presidential bid on 8 February 2014. However, the Sabahi campaign had criticized the presidential elections law promulgated by the interim government, deeming its characteristics troubling for the transparency and fairness of the election. The pro-Sabahi Revolution's Candidate campaign had also expressed reservations about the nature of the presidential elections law, suggesting that the provision establishing inviolability for the decisions of the Supreme Electoral Committee raises doubts about the integrity of the election process and could potentially force a reassessment of the Sabahi candidacy. On 14 March, Hamdeen Sabahi's presidential campaign announced that Sabahi had decided to continue his candidacy in the presidential election, despite the perceived unconstitutionality of the presidential elections law.
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The extensive structural diversity of Vδ1 and Vδ3 TCRs and the existence of Vδ1+ clones reactive against MHC, MHC-like, or non-MHC molecules suggest recognition of a highly diverse and heterogeneous set of antigens by non-Vδ2 cells, although cognate interactions between non-Vδ2 TCRs and any of these antigens have not been shown yet. MHC class-I-chain-related gene A (MICA) has also been proposed as an important tumor antigen recognized by Vδ1+ T cells. However, the very low affinity of MICA–Vδ1 TCR interactions estimated by surface plasmon resonance analyses raises doubts about the functional relevance of MICA or MHC class-I-chain-related gene B (MICB) recognition by Vδ1+ TCRs. Non-Vδ2 γδ T cells are expanded in various infectious contexts involving intracellular bacteria (Mycobacteria and Listeria) as well as extracellular bacteria, such as Borrelia burgdorferi and viruses (HIV, cytomegalovirus).
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A hearer may reject the offering of a speech act on the grounds that it is invalid because it: # presupposes or explicates states of affairs which are not the case (IT); # does not conform to accepted normative expectations (WE); # raises doubts about the intentions or sincerity of the speaker (I). Of course, from this it follows that a hearer who accepts the offering of a speech act does so on the grounds that it is valid because it: # presupposes or explicates states of affairs that are true (IT); # conforms to accepted normative expectations (WE); # raises no doubts concerning the intentions or sincerity of the speaker (I). This means that when engaging in communication the speaker and hearer are inescapably oriented to the validity of what is said. A speech act can be understood as an offering, the success or failure of which depends upon the hearer's response of either accepting or rejecting the validity claims it raises.
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