A 1959 federal appeals court decision, Cotnam v. IRS, said Alabama plaintiffs, unlike those in other states, could exclude their attorneys' contingency fees before reporting their winnings.
Contingency analyses exclude an overlap by chance (Fisher's Exact Test, OR 62.49, p = 2.2 × 10−16).
If we exclude "knowledge of those contingencies which set men at odds … " then since "everyone is equally rational and similarly situated, each is convinced by the same arguments"(Rawls 1999, 17, 120).
There are also contingencies that exclude any influence (0) or imply unknown connections, which are both treated as no effect.
At £42.6bn, excluding a large contingency reserve, the construction cost of the project has increased by 17percentt even before it has started.
Moreover, since it is possible that selection against contingency genes operates, in principle, against the whole antigenic repertoire, the finding of neutrality for allelic diversity of SVSPs does not exclude a role for SVSPs as a contingency gene family.
Underlying the fiction of modernity is a sense of temporality that excludes the elements of chance and contingency in play at every moment.
Six articles were excluded because a 2 × 2 contingency table could not be constructed [ 28, 39, 43, 45, 53, 54], five evaluated patients after recent treatment with chemotherapy or evaluated response after treatment and were therefore excluded [ 17, 27, 37, 42, 49] and three were a meta-analysis and/or review [ 47, 48, 52].
One participant was excluded for reporting inaccurate knowledge of the response outcome contingencies following concurrent choice acquisition, leaving a final sample of n = 23 for analysis.
