"The courts have always interpreted the limits on government action much differently during times of national crisis," said Michael C. Dorf, a professor of constitutional law at Columbia Law School.
They are loath to provide details about how much marijuana they hope to produce with the first harvest — plant limits vary from county to county, and they worry about how the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office, which made an unannounced visit by helicopter in September, interprets the limits there.
Simple error models imply that in epidemiological analyses, purely random reporting errors in exposure data cause attenuation of disease-exposure estimates, according to the ratio of the standard deviation of the errors to the standard deviation of the true values [ 33, 34], so we interpreted the limits of agreement on the scale of the standard deviations of the NSHD values.
Who can and should interpret the limits imposed by the principle of subsidiarity in this field?
These difficulties in interpreting the E/A ratio limit its use in clinical practice.
"This solves the biggest problem in harassment law," Mr. Schnapper said, noting that most of the federal circuits had interpreted the time limits more strictly.
The stability data were used to interpret the voltage limits of symmetric two-electrode cells implementing electrodes made from the same carbon.
It is important to know the strengths and limitations of data collections as these define the limits for interpreting the analysis of the data in the collection.
Finally, although our study included 463 cases and two control groups, unfortunately, interpreting the results is also limited by the relatively insufficient sample size.
Second, interpreting the present data is limited by the small number of the patients studied, resulting in a limited statistical power.
