Instances where a man or woman was drugged, drunk, or otherwise intoxicated rarely meet the legal standards of rape in Japan a fact that makes already gross articles like those published by Shuukan Spa! even worse.
Notaro (2014) refers to convictions of involuntary manslaughter by gross negligence under Articles 110 and 589 of the Italian Penal Code.
In pure and even-aged stands (such as those considered in this article), the gross increment can be written as b 1 Ω H N b 2, where Ω is a relative occupancy factor that reduces growth in young or recently thinned stands that do not still fully occupy the site.
We included four articles discussing femoral head sizes, four articles discussing trunnion design, six articles discussing local biological reactions, and four articles discussing gross trunnion failure.
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When we combined the incongruent results with the incomplete results, we found at least one misreported result in 55% of the articles.We found a total of seven (1.1%) gross errors in four articles (6.3%).
Even in the published articles, only gross aggregated findings were reported, and some important issues such as the review results of the maternal death were generically mentioned.
MICHAEL JOSEPH GROSS Correction: June 18 , 2000 Sunday An article on June 4 about Williamstown, Mass., reversed the names of a daughter of John D. Rockefeller, who built a summer place there.
Simon Litherland, managing director of Diageo GB, said: "This article is a gross misrepresentation of the strict internal marketing process that Diageo applies, and a distortion of the evidence we provided to the Health Select Committee as part of its inquiry.
The Daily Telegraph reported that Seven's legal team sent Daily Mail editor Luke McIlveen and writer Max Margan a three-page letter stating the article was a "gross invasion of her privacy", a view that would be shared by a court in ordering compensation be paid for "hurt, distress and humiliation".
Nevertheless, a nonparametric Mann Whitney test showed that the authors of articles without a gross error responded considerably faster (median = 3.00 days) than the authors of articles that did contain a gross error (median = 7.00 days; U = 7.50, p = .034).034
