However, this physiological asymmetry could become a considerable or pathological irregularity because of its amplification by hypoxia-induced vasodilatation and an impaired auto-regulation of cerebral blood flow following acute high-altitude exposure [21].
The studies have since been widely criticized for sampling irregularities and because of the often unreliable nature of personal interviews.
He said about 3,000 test scores — out of more than two million exams taken — were canceled each year, most after test-center supervisors reported irregularities or because of large jumps from a student's scores on previous tests.
At the hearing, representatives of the Educational Testing Service said that about 3,000 test scores were examined for irregularities each year — out of more than two million exams taken — and that of those, 1,000 were canceled, most after test-center supervisors reported irregularities, or because of large jumps from scores on previous tests.
There was also at least an appearance of irregularity because Pearson had donated to a foundation established by former Florida Governor Jeb Bush.
Later Wednesday night, Tanjug reported that the highest court had ruled that the presidential election was invalid because of irregularities.
Mr. Alvarado was the New York City schools chancellor from 1983 to 1984 before resigning because of irregularities in his personal finances.
On Friday the Election Commission said that 60 voting centers, out of a total of nearly 21,000, would have to revote because of irregularities.
