And to make this guarantee real, he recommends that both Ofcom's role and these criteria of independence and effectiveness will be set out in statute, a law of this Parliament.
Hacked Off executive director Joan Smith said: "Neither we, nor victims of press abuse, nor the wider public will accept a sham regulator that fails to meet the Leveson criteria of independence and effectiveness and which refuses to be subject to the audit that Lord Justice Leveson said was vital to prevent a repeat of the disastrous failures of the past".
Nevertheless, because between year data may not satisfy the criteria of independence, pseudoreplication remains a potential source of bias.
These criteria of independence in relation to both the attending physician and the patient were met significantly more often when the consultant was a LEIF physician as compared with a non-LEIF physician (respectively 68.6%, 88.7%, and 86.3% compared to 30.3%, 53.8%, and 49.2%).
In the first case, the optimality criterion is based on a measure of independence between the sensor responses, while in the second case, it is based on a measure of independence between the parameter sensitivity functions.
Can life tenure be a sufficient measure of independence, when other criteria than a distinguished legal career or judicial temperament dictate the character of appointments?
We appreciate that our sample of genomes does not meet the criterion of phylogenetic independence.
The columns of S are inferred using the criterion of statistical independence [ 33].
To distinguish LADA from all autoimmune diabetes in adults, we included a criterion of insulin independence at diagnosis as an indicator of slow onset, as suggested previously (26).
