The prosecutors conceded that the defense lawyers' performances in the two cases fell short of the minimum requirements of professional and ethical conduct.
Sat Pal Muman, chairman of the lobby group Caste Watch UK, says he knows of equally insidious but subtler cases, falling short of dismissal.
Thus, although their use of these imperfectly learned hazard rates was consistent with the normative model, their overall decisions in some cases fell short of the ideal observer.
However, most cases fell short of clinical concern: in the XYY group, six of 16 males met research diagnostic criteria for antisocial behaviour disorder, compared with six of 45 unaffected males (a non-significant difference).
However, it should also be mentioned here that, although it is scientifically proven that aphasia therapy is to the benefit of the patient, especially if applied in high quantity and with high frequency, the practical implementation, in many cases, falls short of the desiderata and requirements (Katz et al., 2000).
"The slight anatomical differences noted in this case fall short of demonstrating biological species diversity," he says.
"I think everyone would recognise that this case fell short of that standard," he said.
A. -- American officials have said that they have strong circumstantial evidence of Mr. bin Laden's complicity in the attacks but they acknowledge that their case falls short of what would be needed to prove a criminal case.
Dispiriting though it is to rip up the Department for Transport's economics homework and tell it to do it yet again, even the fifth attempt at the strategic case fell short.
It was a rare example of a former head of state being convicted by an international court, and advocates of cross-border justice immediately hailed the verdict as a welcome precedent.However, the verdict in the high-profile case fell short of the outcome sought by the prosecution, which had argued that Mr Taylor not only facilitated terrible crimes but was also directly to blame.
