The Supreme Court upheld the convictions in the Dennis v. United States decision by softening the free speech requirements from a "clear and present danger" test, to a "grave and probable" test.
George Bailey flew into Brisbane on Sunday in advance of a probable first Test cap at the age of 31, although Australia's oldest batting debutant for 34 years will still be younger than seven members of England's probable team, and six of his own.
Confounding by diagnostic intensity, particularly PSA testing, is a major concern in studies that compare Vietnam veterans with the general population, as well as in the subgroup analyses of the Air Force Health Study, where chance (given probable testing of numerous subgroups) is another important potential explanation for the reported associations.
Based on results from electrochemical measurement and the micrographic characteristics of zinc nickel CMM coatings after corrosion testing, a probable corrosion mechanism of zinc nickel CMM coatings was proposed.
Although not appropriate for formal statistical testing, a probable relationship between Ntx and the occurrence of skeletal events remains.
The Environmental Protection Agency, considers acrylamide, which causes cancer in test animals, a probable human carcinogen.
A woman in Paris who was hospitalised with a "probable" case of Ebola has tested negative for the virus.
Although French health officials in 2012 identified fallout from the nuclear tests as a probable cause of ill health in those exposed and financial restitution remained on the table, France disregarded ongoing requests for environmental remediation.
Her father (Subject D-II-1), a probable carrier as her mother tested negative, had a 15-year history of hepatitis and liver cirrhosis and died at the age of forty-five years of massive gastrointestinal bleeding.
In many low-resource settings, CL is diagnosed without laboratory confirmation tests, and a probable CL case has to be identified based solely on the patient history and physical examination.
