PBIS cannot be reduced by statistical tools because it is not fundamentally a problem of statistics, but rather of non-statistical choices and plain language interpretations.
The critical issue is the completeness of reporting and the plain-language interpretation of results.
On that page, Buchanan writes "(t)his sobering experience made me forever sympathetic to those who suffer discriminatory treatment". This directly and in plain language contradicts MacLean's interpretation.
Of course, once again the Court does not mean either that the agency regulation is not a reasonable interpretation of the plain language of the statute, or that the agency interpretation itself would produce absurd consequences.
The plain language of the statute suggests one interpretation, while the context in which the law was enacted in 1967 suggests the opposite.
There is first the correct and literal interpretation of the plain language of the Eleventh Amendment that is fully explained in Justice BRENNAN's dissenting opinion in Atascadero State Hospital v. Scanlon, 473 U.S. 234, 247, 105 S.Ct.
challenged these FEC rules in 2011, arguing that the rules preventing disclosure were an unlawful interpretation of the plain language of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform law, which mandated disclosure of these donors.
Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md). challenged these FEC rules in 2011, arguing that the rules preventing disclosure were an unlawful interpretation of the plain language of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform law, which mandated disclosure of these donors.
However, the proposed ACMG summary is intended for providers and we suggest that a simple, concise interpretive summary written in plain language for patients could include a brief description of the test performed, test result, result interpretation and clinical recommendations [ 26, 91].
