In particular, IV analyses depend on the assumption that subjects were effectively randomized, even if the randomization was accidental (in the case of an administrative policy change or exposure to a natural disaster) and adherence to random assignment was low.
"While she has an ideology, she knows that rigid adherence to that is a prescription for disaster, so to accomplish something, she's willing to allow the other side to gain something as well".
Headlong change, based on a priori theorising, could lead to disaster, but so could rigid adherence to the legacy of the past.
He said one solution is for the federal government to create and require adherence to guidelines for jurisdictions to prepare for natural disasters, particularly ones as destructive as Maria.
Ramsay MacDonald's minority Labour government couldn't cope with the unprecedented economic disaster, made worse by Britain's adherence to the Gold Standard, a policy brought in by Chancellor Churchill seven years previously.
More meaningful lessons for existing plants will be better attained focusing on these pre- and post-disaster decisions and the level of adherence to protocol.
The truth — that this disaster has been caused by Obama's adherence to the law — would be hard for Cruz to square with his worldview.
However, as I explain below, persistent adherence to these axioms is leading the whole enterprise to certain disaster.
Dina Abdel-Fattah But some data is better than no data: In terms of disaster-related aid, what really matters is timeliness and basic adherence to quality.
His adherence to the religion of competitive bidding is wobbly; his administration came to the precipice of disaster in 2007, when consultants holding a no-bid, multimillion dollar contract recommended new bus routes that made very little sense.
The inaccessibility of health services caused by a disaster such as flooding can negatively influence health-seeking behaviour and therefore adherence to ART.
