We carefully characterized what constituted successful, medium and low uptake of the ACCII in Table 5.
A party leader, insisting that only his underground name, Ka Oris, be printed, denied that the Communists' carefully selected targets constitute terrorism.
This flexibility entails that the user carefully studies what constitutes a significant relationship between traits and markers and between the traits in the data set.
What happens when clinical trials do not standardise BSC based on widely published, evidence-based supportive and palliative care, or when they do not carefully delineate what constitutes their BSC arm?
Where studies were published by the same author(s) and where studies included similar numbers of participants the studies were examined carefully to assess whether they constituted multiple reports from a single study.
Notice that when judging whether Haley's retweet constituted a Hatch Act violation, OSC carefully considered whether she appeared to be acting in her official capacity.
Zavarzadeh posited that these emerging realities constituted a "metamodern" condition in which authors' carefully appointed accounts of their own lived experience would necessarily "render all interpretations of 'reality' arbitrary and therefore simultaneously accurate and absurd".
This book constitutes the carefully refereed and revised selected papers of the 4th Canada-France MITACS Workshop on Foundations and Practice of Security, FPS 2011, held in Paris, France, in May 2011.
Sturgeon said that was a "democratic outrage" and constituted the clear, material change in Scotland's circumstances referred to in the Scottish National party's carefully worded manifesto commitment in May to hold a second independence vote if needed.
But the Court carefully considered that problem and resolved it by concluding that the facts within the officers' knowledge when they intercepted the Carroll defendants amounted to more than mere suspicion, and constituted probable cause for their action.
