"The state must be judged from the point of view of quality of services that it provides for the country as a whole.
Judging from the point of rechallenge of gefitinib, one patient achieved PR, three patients SD, one patient PD and one patient was not evaluative (NE).
Williams was often asked by the judge what the point of her questioning was or told that she was being repetitive.
Much of Larimer's interview focuses on the mechanics of judging contests, from the point of view of these four administrators.
When asked for feedback on the proposed data release policy, one MalariaGEN researcher commented that "it's extremely difficult to judge the right point between excessive release of data and undue concealment from the international community" (PI Comments on Second draft Data Release Policy, 2006).
Even I, as a bankruptcy judge, know that the point of bail is supposed to be simply to ensure that a person will return to court.
What's more relevant is the gall of his repeatedly lecturing Sotomayor last week on the "proper role" of judges — even to the point of reading her oath of office out loud.
The police routinely restrict access to defence lawyers during the holding period, while taking the opportunity to question suspects frequently.The police and prosecutors, and many judges, argue that the point of this system is to foster rehabilitation and atonement, by encouraging criminals to admit the truth.
Notice that f ( x ) = d ( x, T ( x ) ) = { x 2, ∀ x ∈ [ 0, 1 ), x − 1 4, ∀ x ∈ [ 1, ∞ ). and lim inf x → 1 f ( x ) = 1 2 < 3 4 = f ( 1 ), which implies that f is not lower semi-continuous at 1. Thus Theorem 3.1 in [2], Theorem 2.1 in [4], Theorem 2.2 in [5] and Theorem 6 in [8] could not be used to judge the existence of fixed points of the multi-valued mapping T in X.
When participants are asked to judge the gender of a point-light display walker, the sound of female footsteps increases the likelihood that this will be perceived as being female (Van der Zwan et al., 2009).
