But he urged Justice Thomas to remove himself from the case in order to prevent any violation of a federal law -- he cited Section 455 of Title 28 of the United States Code, "Disqualification of Justices, Judges or Magistrates" -- that requires court officers to excuse themselves if a spouse has "an interest that could be substantially affected by the outcome of the proceeding".
"He has no reason to believe that the financial interest could be substantially affected by the outcome of the case".
Let's now consider whether Judge Walker has any "other interest that could be substantially affected by the outcome" of his case.
For example, if interventions on a single risk factor (e.g., physical activity) may be substantially affected by co-occurring other risk factors such as diet, smoking and socioeconomic position.
To determine if the influence of VEGF SNPs was substantially affected by tumor stage, we further made stratified analyses by separating the patients into two subgroups, stages IIIa and IIIb.
If researchers have reasons to suspect that their data are substantially affected by non-linear error, then it might be preferable to resort to correction procedures that include quadratic or other non-linear functions (Zhang & Hornof, 2014).
One New York City hospital, whose funding was substantially affected by the state budget, paid Mr. Seminerio $310,000 through the firm, the complaint said.
Those weeklies were substantially affected by lost power on Friday and as a result postponed the appearances of their print editions by a day, to tomorrow from today.
"I'm very upset with him because my life has been substantially affected and his life has not, and I'm not sure he's aware of it.
No estimates were substantially affected by adjustment for baseline characteristics.
