Potential predictor variables representing available measures of medical school performances relating to re-examinations, grades, completion time, and dispensations were examined, as was demographic variables.
The factual conclusion is, of course, subject to re-examination on a more complete record.
Simple enough pleasures, and durable enough truths, that held up pretty well to re-examination.
And she still thinks that the way tenure is granted is open to re-examination.
He loved what he remembered of the fight game but worried whether it would hold up to re-examination.
The decree below, in respect to those matters, is not subject to re-examination by this court.
With even one new justice, even one sympathetic to the majority, the premises would inevitably be subject to re-examination, he said.
Under the Seventh Amendment's guarantee of the right to trial by jury, a jury's purely factual findings are not subject to re-examination on appeal.
The difficulties with those most pressed is that they raise questions of local law, which are not open to re-examination here.
As the petition did not state a cause of action under the safety-appliance act, but at most a right of recovery at common law, the ruling upon the sufficiency of the evidence did not involve a Federal question, and so is not open to re-examination in this court.
Fraud cases this year at Bell Laboratories and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have led to re-examinations of the scientific process, raising questions about the frequency of scientific fraud and how to keep it in check.
