The characterization and cleanup of hazardous waste sites require data that meet site-specific levels of acceptable quality if scientifically supportable decisions are to be made.
It has been shown in [36] that M-LWDF may result in an unfair distribution of wireless resources since if two users have the same head-of-queue packet delay, they will be assigned different priorities if their supportable data rates are different.
The "peace party" thinks any risk of war, great or small, is in supportable.
Under our law, of course, a decision of a trial court reaching a correct result will be affirmed if it is supportable under any theory, even if an appellate court disagrees with the trial court's reasoning.
Rather, they should be supported (or at least be supportable) by explicit arguments regarding how much more plausible one hypothesis is than another.
It is difficult to provide a compelling explanation of the results and a supportable set of conclusions if there is high variability, missing or inadequate controls, or internal inconsistencies in the data set.
If so, the precision used in quoting the size must be supportable by the precision of the ladder used, the sharpness of the bands or peaks, degree of stutter, etc.
To the extent that hypotheses are supportable only with such added assumptions and interpretations, even if these additions are plausible and even if the data are then fully in accord with the hypothesized explanations, this constitutes weaker support than if the tentative explanations preceded, and were only later confirmed by, the data.
14 The evidence suggests that with appropriate support and training, CCM can improve child health outcomes, but that program planners require support to design iCCM programs that are scalable and politically supportable.
If there was novelty, it was not in the much acclaimed but barely supportable 'classlessness', but in the creation of a massively successful media myth, a mix of pop sociology and the propagandist's chestnut: the big lie.
