Pronounced weight loss was the most commonly reported cause of condemnations for small ruminant condemnations during normal slaughter.
The model-adjusted approach using the ratio of observed versus expected condemnations under the Poisson model would be more appropriate when utilizing relatively rare events, as in the case of abattoir condemnation data.
In other cases, Dabiq has invited waves of condemnation, such as when its pages promote sexual slavery or showcase the Islamic State's child soldiers.
The unexpected signal by the office of District Attorney Chuck Rosenthal came in a case that has elicited national outpourings of condemnation as well as sympathy for Mrs. Yates, who has a history of postpartum psychosis and twice tried to commit suicide.
The model distribution for the spatial scan tests was a Poisson model, which uses case and population data to compare rates of condemnation in the windows to the underlying population [ 22, 23].
The epitome came when New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie offered a fierce — and in some cases inaccurate — condemnation of Clinton's actions as secretary of State.
To affirm the eternal validity of prior Papal statements, as in the case of the on-going Papal condemnation of "artificial birth control," traditionalists willingly sacrifice common sense and honesty.
The space-time scan tests require only case data containing the abattoir identification and the date of condemnation.
The speedy, diplomatic resolution of the coup stood in stark contrast to the case of Ivory Coast, where months of international condemnation and sanctions failed to dislodge the nation's strongman, Laurent Gbagbo, after he lost an election.
But the Brown University historian David I. Kertzer, given privileged access to the Vatican archives, found no such condemnation in the case of the troubling Father Jouin, or of many others who spoke of the Jews in demagogic and racial terms.
