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An equal number of "violation" and "non-violation" cases were chosen for the study.

"These cases were chosen, literally, out of a box," said Paul R. Garelick, an Edison lawyer representing the residents.

Three cases were chosen where collaborative teams made decisions designed to balance ecological and economic water issues during drought.

Realistic cases were chosen by increasing the model-complexity level: a standard distillation column and an ammonia synthesis plant.

In addition to the class action suit, Blume says that five of the thirty-seven cases were chosen for individual representation.

The 14 cases were chosen to get a range of different kinds of management successions involving both functional and general managers.

Either way, cases are chosen for their ratings appeal.

"If cases are chosen well, implants are very successful — 96 to 97percentt successful.

Some securities lawyers say this is because trustees overseeing the cases are chosen by, and paid by, the corporation.

"Cases are chosen primarily on the basis of their intractable course and their resistance to the usual procedures," Worthing explained.

Seven cases are chosen randomly from 71 LEED collected cases as the target cases to test the effectiveness of the TM-CBR system.