In considering the prejudice, if any, occasioned by the erroneous jury instructions used at Frady's trial, we note that in Wainwright v. Sykes we refrained from giving "precise content" to the term "prejudice," expressly leaving to future cases further elaboration of the significance of that term.
In that case, further elaboration is needed to characterize the extreme point by examining whether N ( y ) contains an extreme point or not.
Interviews were conducted in English, although fieldworkers were fluent in relevant local languages in case further elaboration was needed.
Dental diversity is an intermediate case; quantitative elaboration takes the form of gain or loss of discrete units.
JMR: Clinical management of the case and elaboration of the preliminary report FPO, MMF, MAA: Analysis and interpretation of data, making and critical review of the manuscript.
Regional epidemiologic reports, when available from Afghan or international health authorities, usually mention cutaneous leishmaniasis cases without further elaboration.
Only by deciding whether a constitutional right was violated in the first place would "the process for the law's elaboration from case to case" be preserved, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote in the Saucier majority opinion.
In addition, to further reduce the evasion rate, it is necessary to implement a system for search and follow-up of cases, humanized assistance, and elaboration of educational materials to families.
That case was reported without elaboration on LexisNexis, a subscription data base, where Mr. Shain's firm found it while researching Bayou for a potential investor.
Alabama appellate judges had a history of signing off on cursory overrides, but in this case the court demanded elaboration: Gordon had to be explicit about the aggravating and mitigating factors.
