"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.
Who can and should interpret the limits imposed by the principle of subsidiarity in this field?
Although the underlying assumptions for using and interpreting the limits of agreement (12) have not been completely met, we do not consider the departures from these assumptions large enough to invalidate our results.
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.
"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.
We interpret the SW limit of the Benagerie Shear Zone corridor to be a major terrane boundary separating relatively magnetic crust to the SW from crust with low magnetic susceptibility to the NE.
Data regarding secondary endpoints must, however, be interpreted within the limits of the revised sample size.
The place of osteoporosis in the top-five decreases is difficult to interpret within the limits of this study.
The results obtained in the present study should be interpreted within the limits of its data and analysis, which were described in a previous study [ 8], in which we also analyzed the potential effects of excluding individuals in whom CD4+ T-cell counts were not obtained within the first six months after diagnosis.
