That's one of the assumptions about the imposition of the death penalty that Breyer attacked in his own dissent in Glossip v. Gross, an explosive case that upheld Oklahoma's lethal injection protocol last summer. .
Hence, while the imposition of an assumption that the hierarchy is sequential is necessary under other accepted ranking methods, it is artificial, and the output from such methods generally conflicts with the observations of researchers.
However, as their work demonstrates this assumption is wrong, and the imposition of just this one sufficiency requirement biases the population towards sicker and older patients [ 23].
So let me sketch out why these assumptions are wrong: why the imposition of unelected officials at the head of two European governments is both bad politics and bad economics.
For those cursed with celebrity or notoriety, the imposition of external assumptions about your identity is only exaggerated.
Secondly, parametric models require the imposition of a priori assumptions about the relationships between the continuous covariates and the outcome (e.g. Wood 2006a).
Hence, in order to avoid the imposition of non-credible assumptions about the data or functional forms, we estimate the two equations separately via simple ordinary least squares.19 Standard errors are clustered at the U.S. county level –the finest geographic level at which immigration enforcement policies are implemented (Bertrand et al.2004).2004
It is widely recognized that model aggregation (for example, in the imposition of random mixing assumptions) tends to overestimate the spread of contagion.
The assumption was the basis of a coroner's imposition of a 3.15pm cut-off on evidence to the inquests.
In light of the seemingly infinite diversity of real phenomena, this assumption invariably results in "compression", that is, the imposition of artificial homogeneity.
Having stated these common assumptions about language, Îjî turned to set out a typology of imposition.
