Since this is equivalent to an unequal person-time apportionment in a prospective study design, the possibility of studying risk (CI i) is no longer possible.
For the time being the apportionment of blame can be left to the historians.
Constitutional or electoral malapportionment must not be confused with gerrymandering a form of arbitrary districting used to benefit the party that at a given time controls the apportionment process.
The solutions of the various groups were compared with each other on an equal basis, because an accepted "gold standard" method does not exist at this time for source apportionment.
On the suggestion of the Tribunal, counsel for the individual defendants have discussed the decision announced in the session of 13 June 1946, and I am now submitting to the Tribunal the outcome of the discussion; in doing so, however, I shall have to make certain qualifications, since some of my colleagues are either not present or differ in their opinion on the apportionment of time.
Generally, the apportionment of time was associated with the doctor's consultation style.
THE PRESIDENT: What the Tribunal wants is an apportionment of the time as between the various counsel.
I emphasize the connection between Boetticher's direction and his editing, his imaginative deployment of Scott's stolid demeanor, and his exceptionally generous apportionment of screen time to the villain, played by Lee Marvin.
THE PRESIDENT: Yes, I think the Tribunal probably fully understands that you think 14 days-you and your brethren consider that 14 days is too short-but, as I say, what the Tribunal asked for was an apportionment of the time, and there is nothing in what you have said to indicate that you have made any apportionment at all, either of the 14 days or of the 20 days which you propose.
More Democrats were elected by the voters than had been by state legislatures, whose apportionment at the time favored Republican-leaning rural areas.
