Abbott, however, dismissed the notion that Windsor established a precedent extending Batson to include sexual orientation, citing a 1997 holding that "homosexuals do not constitute a suspect or quasisuspect class entitled to greater than rational basis scrutiny," meaning that a person's sexual orientation can legally be considered when scrutinizing his or her eligibility to be on a jury.
Still, as health workers from direct neighbouring countries are actively recruited for Austria, there remains much to consider and scrutinize: for example, in neighbouring Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Germany, the health care situation is also compromised by a lack of human resources [ 47, 49].
The pedagogical strategies need to be considered and scrutinized in further research in order to verify their impact on students' learning.
Evaluation criteria 3 - accuracy analysis at a patient-level: To perform a detailed comparison of the relative performance of each method considered, we scrutinized the classification accuracy achieved for each individual patient.
Providian Financial is also considered strong in scrutinizing large databases and offering cards based on profiles, including poor credit histories.
His assessment of the messages echoed what NASA officials said right after they released the e-mail exchanges last month: that the engineers were examining "what if" scenarios rather than scrutinizing anything considered a serious threat.
In the U.K., the Office of Fair Trading is also scrutinizing and considering legislation over how freemium apps and games directed at kids are collecting information.
"Whatever we do will be carefully considered and heavily scrutinized," he said.
Historian Felicity Ratté states that the validity of this comment should be heavily scrutinized considering the Florence statutes of 1290 that designated employment for individuals in charge of locking the city gates.
It is also considered an important approach for scrutinizing ultra dense networks (UDNs) in 5G topologies (see, e.g., [57, 58]).
