As independent interpretation with exact duplication of reading conditions for multiple radiologists are not implemented in the trial, for the purposes of our analyses we assume that the paired arms of the study for 2D alone (Arm A plus B) and 2D + 3D (Arm C plus D) constitute sufficiently similar reading conditions to be considered double readings.
If that is right, then the question is who makes the assessment of what constitutes a sufficiently serious breach.
As when an agency denies requests for information under the Freedom of Information Act, refusal to permit appellants to scrutinize the ABA Committee's activities to the extent FACA allows constitutes a sufficiently distinct injury to provide standing to sue.
Baumannii) is an emerging opportunistic pathogen responsible for hospital-acquired infections, and which now constitutes a sufficiently serious threat to public health to necessitate the development of an effective vaccine.
"One thing that I think is really going to limit our ability to see this technology proliferate is a societal acceptance on the definition of what is safe enough". Without a generally accepted definition of what constitutes a sufficiently safe driverless car, the industry could suffer from setbacks caused by a combination of public apprehension and news headlines.
The refusal to permit them to scrutinize the ABA Committee's activities to the extent FACA allows constitutes a sufficiently distinct injury to provide standing, and the fact that other groups or citizens might make the same complaint as appellants does not lessen that injury.
The challenge, currently faced by many in clinical research, is to identify a standard, and find a reliable way to implement it, for what constitutes a sufficiently low risk in this context.
What constitutes a sufficiently high chance level will depend on the strength of the desire of the couple to have children.
The regulations prescribed under subparagraph (A) shall specify that a self-test shall be sufficiently extensive to constitute a determination of the level and effectiveness of compliance by a creditor with the Equal Credit Opportunity Act [15 U.S.C. 1691 et seq.].
The play at issue in Childress v. Taylor may well have constituted a sufficiently genuine collaborative product for joint work status, since both the playwright and actress intended their contributions to merge, and since the actress's contributions may have satisfied the applicable standard.
