Still, they insist they were able to make a fair apples-to-apples comparison by matching "patient characteristics and procedure complexity".
In June of 2016, Trump accused U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel of not being able to make a fair ruling regarding lawsuits against Trump University.
This advantage meant we were able to make a fair comparison between common and low-frequency variants.
Thus, if most of the respondents expressed the same position and this was confirmed through reports and/or surveys and supported by an analysis of the documentation - then the evaluator was able to make a fair conclusion.
If you can get a private tutoring gig in a subject you know well, such as American History or Geometry, you will be able to make a fair amount of extra cash.
However, more controlled studies are required to make fair comparison with so-called normal fluoridated toothpaste.
The idea is that unless Israel bears the full cost of and responsibility for occupation, it will not be able to make constructive and fair compromises towards the end of its military occupation.
Matz was delighted that Velazquez was able to make the trip to Fair Hill to get acquainted with the horse before the race.
If a big company like Amazon, or the freshly-stitched Googorola, can put out a high-quality, well-priced, well-branded tablet in that window, then it just might be able to make the tablet fight a fair one.
For the veteran with a disability, or for the spouse who may not be able to make it to a live career fair, the virtual career fair provides them the same level of access to employers who would be at the local career fair, and from the comfort and convenience of their home.
