Even if the fault identification criterion and control logic are appropriate judged by the locally measured system conditions, the flexible system state changes can still make the pre-specified control actions have deficient, excessive or even unintended or undesirable effects.
It is an appropriate test to judge the significance of difference between two sample means with unknown population variance.
[ 19, 23- 27] In 2008, after reviewing a mix of literature on the instrument's MIC and minimal detectable change, a group of experts agreed five RMDQ points represented an appropriate threshold by which to judge individual improvement.
"We are required to disclose information about specific individual accounts to properly authorised Australian law enforcement with the appropriate supporting documentation, which means a warrant signed by an Australian judge," Norris says.
"Deferred action has existed for half a century, reflected in longstanding regulations as an act of administrative convenience and recognized by the Supreme Court as an appropriate exercise of the Executive's removal discretion," wrote judge Higginson in his dissent.
Hyacinth Moody of the Haringey Community Relations Council sat in as an "appropriate adult"; she was criticized by the judge for having failed to intervene.
455 of the 489 (93%) experimentally supported annotations, as defined previously, were judged to be at an appropriate level of specificity by the curator.
Key informant interviews are judged to be an appropriate methodology because they delve into the subject in question from the perspective of individuals who have knowledge of the subject by virtue of their natural position [ 19].
