For example, for supplier linkage, the null hypothesis cannot be rejected for (2 le N_{s} le89).
For example, Jenner's original paper on vaccination for smallpox was rejected for publication in 1797 and only privately published after some additional work in 1798 [ 12].
Another well-known example occurred when a subsequent Nobel laureate's article on the causes of peptic ulcer was rejected for publication [ 7].
It was rejected for showing skin.
Six million are rejected for inappropriate content.
Grameen was rejected for a third time.
Both were rejected for service.
According to the guidelines, the authenticity of the vision should be rejected if, for example, alleged viewer of the vision appears to be suffering from a "psychological disorder" or "evidence of a search for profit".
However, a clear advantage of using microcosms to study Taylor's law is that sampling error can be rejected empirically in future experiments, for example, by plotting variance as a function of sampling effort for different values of mean abundance.
Ideally, products deemed too costly to society over all — those that serve only to increase speculation, for example — would be rejected, the two professors say.
