In doubtful cases, users should consult with their own legal counsel before deciding whether to rely on fair use.
Indeed, mandatory injunctions "are not issued in doubtful cases". Anderson v. United States, 612 F.2d 1112, 1115 (9th Cir. 1979) (internal quotation marks omitted).
To determine whether the oncofetal protein IMP3 is detectable in endometriomas with or without histological atypia and whether IMP3 staining can be used as a triage tool to identify foci of atypical endometriosis in doubtful cases.
The Third Geneva Convention at a minimum requires that, in doubtful cases, combatants who fall into the hands of the enemy must be treated as P.O.W.'s until a competent tribunal determines their status.
It should not be denied that the international aspect of maritime law gives it a distinctive flavour; in doubtful cases courts of one country will often look to the precedents or statutes of another country for inspiration or guidance.
The Jansenists, who held that in doubtful cases of conscience one should follow the safer view i.e., against permissibility (tutiorism, rigorism)—attacked the benignity of the Jesuit confessors as leading to laxity of morals.
The second is that in doubtful cases, particularly where the national councils may be warped by some strong passion or momentary interest, the presumed or known opinion of the impartial world may be the best guide that can always be followed.
The solution he proposes shows how much quotas could change Brazilians' sense of who they are: in doubtful cases a commission would verify students' racial identity, overthrowing the idea that a person's race is what he says it is.Rio's quotas may now be scaled back (to 20% for blacks and 20% for public-school students) but the principle is taking hold.
MRI should be performed after US in doubtful cases.
Biopsy should be performed only in doubtful cases.
Biopsy should be performed only in doubtful cases, when the diagnosis is unclear.
