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"This case was heralded by many as the pinnacle of proof that psychosocial factors can override biological factors" in determining gender.
They must show that age was the decisive factor, an unfairly tough standard of proof and a major watering down of older workers' civil rights.
The phenomenology of the variety of such explanatory activities has been partially investigated in Sandborg (1997, ch. 1) and Hafner & Mancosu 2005 (see also Robinson 2000 for a cognitive analysis of proof emphasizing explanatory factors).
By law, the burden of proof, based on a combination of factors, rests on the landlord, Mr. Scherer said.
Thus, despite the suggestive evidence that PUF60 was a splicing factor, rigorous proof of its function in splicing was previously lacking.
The "extremely high burden of proof" for rape cases was a major factor.
A 2009 Supreme Court decision put the burden of proof on workers, who must prove that age was the main factor in a demotion or firing.
