The Ninth Circuit has expressed confidence in a jury's ability to decide whether asserted technical deficiencies undermine the probative value of non-scientific expert studies.
Far from providing that methodological flaws render a survey inadmissible, the court in Southland Sod Farms v. Stover Seed Co., 108 F.3d 1134 (9th Cir.1997), specifically stated: "Unlike novel scientific theories, a jury should be able to determine whether asserted technical deficiencies undermine a survey's probative value".Id.Id
Mr. Rao also asserted that iodine deficiency is largely confined to the country's hilly regions.
Asserting the deficiencies of a field one has never mastered is tantamount to the claim that any language you don't speak is just gibberish.
The taxpayer asserted that he first became aware of the payroll deficiencies in November 2005 when the CEO brought him a notice from the IRS.
The classical second fundamental theorem of Nevanlinna theory asserts that the total deficiency of any meromorphic function f ( z ) satisfies the inequality ∑ a ∈ C δ ( a, f ) + δ ( ∞, f ) ≤ 2. If the above equality holds, then we say that f has maximal deficiency sum.
These data agreed with previous observations asserting that vitamin D deficiency not only contributes to HIV disease progression and mortality in HIV-infected pregnant women, but also increases the overall risk of mother-to-child transmission by 46% [ 13] and the risk of death in newborns by 61% during follow-up [ 13].
On Sunday, Thomas asserted that David Lee's promotion to the starting lineup was not, in fact, about the deficiencies of Randolph and Curry, but rather a product of Lee's great play.
In the brief, she and her colleagues asserted that "adolescent criminal conduct frequently results from experimentation with risky behavior and not from deep-seated moral deficiency reflective of 'bad' character".
Gradually, Real Madrid asserted itself.
Then James asserted his authority.
