And recruits are expected to be more carefully vetted: Some deemed to have taken too many trips to Pakistan, for example, are rejected.
But bigger worries predate the glitch, not least the ham-fisted handling of quarrels over existing domains.Conceived as a voluntary option for pornographic sites,.xxx, for example, was rejected three times before finally being approved by ICANN last year.
It is entirely untrue and misleading to say these examples are rejected or omitted.
It has been wrongly claimed that three other examples are rejected or omitted because even though they are in the code, they are not in the bullet point section under paragraph 9, which says "likely to be regarded as antisemitic".
The remaining 324 examples are rejected as possible signal peptides by both versions.
For example, g is rejected in (N_3(H)), but still tested in the next round in (N_4(H)).
For example, if a person is rejected or ostracized by a more-capable partner, he tends to become less concerned about the indispensability of his efforts to the group.
The null hypothesis that {x 1, x 2, ···, x n } originated from the specified distribution (for example, the Pearson type III) is rejected if and only if (t 3, t 4) falls outside of their acceptance region of the specified distribution.
For example, if only H02 : τ1 p = 0 is rejected, the interaction I(o i (j -1) = 1) x ijp is included.
For example, Ross paradox is often quickly rejected as elementary confusion (Føllesdal and Hilpinen 1971) or it is rejected on the grounds that the inference is only pragmatically odd in ways that are independently predictable by any adequate theory of the pragmatics of deontic language (Castañeda 1981).
