"While petitioners characterize the level of partisanship evident in the 2011 plan as 'excessive' and 'unfair,' Petitioners have not articulated a judicially manageable standard between permissible partisan considerations and unconstitutional partisan gerrymandering under the Pennsylvania Constitution," he wrote.
Kennedy's temporizing drew a mocking rejoinder from Scalia, who wrote, "Justice Kennedy's opinion boils down to this: 'As presently advised, I know of no discernible and manageable standard that can render this claim justiciable.
The outgoing president of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh called for an agreed set of manageable standards to be adopted nationally.
"What is needed is national adoption of an agreed set of manageable standards to drive up the quality of care for medical patients.
In his controlling opinion on Wednesday, Justice Scalia wrote that since "no judicially discernible and manageable standards for adjudicating political gerrymandering claims have emerged" over the last 18 years, the court "must conclude that political gerrymandering claims are nonjusticiable".
Besides the robustness, reliability and predictivity, the gene set building the classifier should consist of a manageable number of genes measurable in a standard method (e.g. Taqman) to allow broad acceptance.
Despite their best attempts to filter things down to a manageable list, however, I'm still generally left with the standard New York diner's dilemma: too much choice.
We then examined how well our searches captured these "gold standard" articles, while also considering whether they returned a manageable number of results.
In actual fact the problem countries have so far failed to limit their refinancing costs to a manageable level, despite extensive structural reforms and a policy of spending cuts that are unusually severe by international standards.
A manageable timescale #pensions".
