The fact that you make that one, and the crowd goes crazy, kind of justifies" the misses.
Missing data were imputed using the expectation maximization (EM) algorithm; Little's MCAR test was used to check the assumption that the missing data were missing completely at random, an assumption that justifies the use of the EM algorithm [ 25].
Was it good enough to justify the time I missed out on with my daughter?
22 23 "Missing at random" is an assumption that justifies the analysis, not a property of the data.
In addition, we assume that all the specified parametric models are correctly specified, and that the assumptions made regarding the missing data mechanisms justified.
As noted by Ware [ 7], journal authors will be required to state clearly the assumptions made about the missing data and justify them, and may be requested to conduct sensitivity analyses where appropriate.
The definition of supra-generic clades and the incorporation of the missing diversity are justified in detail in Additional file 5. Nexus files including the MCC trees of the BEAST analyses and the PL trees of the r8s analyses (annotated with the 95% credibility intervals of age estimates) are available in Dryad Digital repository, http://dx.doi.org/10.5061/dryad.ct231 [ 97].
Although many pathways may be missed this way, the low concordance of published results justifies the applied conditions.
South played low, and when West produced the queen it was clear that East must have all the missing high cards to justify his opening bid.
Simon Barker, a spokesman for FIFPro, said: "Anybody committing a serious offence in the semi-final should be awarded a red card and miss the final, but the offences that result in a yellow card do not justify the serious punishment of missing the match of your life.
Before that announcement, Simon Barker - a spokesman for FIFPro - had said: "Anybody committing a serious offence in the semi-final should be awarded a red card and miss the final, but the offences that result in a yellow card do not justify the serious punishment of missing the match of your life.
