The significance of both stories (although not necessarily any justification for reporting them) is the way they play to popular perceptions.
"There is no justification" for reporting $106 million of tax losses "under the misleading titles and labels used," the judge wrote.
The intended purpose of the factor analysis is to better understand the internal structure of the scale, instead of justification for reporting subscale scores that correspond to two factors.
We have built a justification for the reporting of effect sizes as a complement to standard statistical significance testing.
Five of the 14 reporting criteria showed a significant trend for improvement: reporting on loss of clusters to follow-up (P=0.01); identification as "cluster randomised" in title or abstract (P=0.038); providing a justification for the clustered design (P=0.038); reporting whether or not outcome assessors had been blinded (P=0.019); and reporting of the number of clusters randomised (P=0.035).
Or is this a justification for sloppy (or nonexistent) reporting?
As these activities have cost implications, reporting them provides a justification for the lower level of reported profits.
The Bush Administration viewed the latest jobs report as a justification for the $1.3 billion tax cut that Congress seems on the verge of adopting.
But, in light of the specific language of 107, this presumption is not appropriately employed to negate the weight Congress explicitly gave to news reporting as a justification for limited use of another's expression.
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