This phase included comparison and cross-checking of all data to generate cohesive and consistent case descriptions and to identify unusual or exceptional experiences.
142 147 However, comparison and interpretation of results is difficult due to a lack of consistent case definitions and inappropriate time-loss-based injury registration methods.
Under this Courts consistent case law, and under Mississippi state law, a State is not redistricted until the apportionment plan has been precleared under §5 of the Voting Rights Act, 42 U.S.C. § 1973c.
Each MM case was reviewed by an expert panel to ensure consistent case definitions and to minimize phenotype misclassification.
We prespecified variables describing baseline patient information to enable consistent case reviews and permit future risk adjustments.
However, because of the wide geographic coverage, consistent case ascertainment, and the large sample size, the CBDMN data used in our study were reliable.
During a future pandemic (or seasonal outbreaks during which schools are closed), it will be important to collect incidence data using systematic ascertainment and a consistent case definition, before, during and after school closure, to assess the effects of school closures on transmission.
While no single line of evidence can prove exactly what happened in this ancient die-off, says Rothman, who is also co-director of MIT's Lorenz Center, "the cumulative impact of all these things is much more powerful than any one individually". While it doesn't conclusively prove that the microbes did it, it does rule out some alternative theories, and makes a strong and consistent case, he says.
Mr. Dole desperately tried to establish a fresh identity for himself by resigning from the Senate in May, but could not establish a consistent case for his candidacy and was drubbed in the fall.
But overall he builds a clear, logical and internally consistent case.
