The latter is a more lenient measure as it rewards correct alignment between some sequences even if other sequences in that column are mis-aligned [9].
Except for minor tweaks, Congress has refused to raise fuel efficiency requirements or close a gaping loophole that lets S.U.V.'s and pickups be measured by a more lenient standard.
Beyond the offensive comments, the lawsuit says non-Asian officers in the department would receive preferential treatment, less scrutiny and more lenient disciplinary measures compared to their Asian colleagues.
He ignores the fact that after the 1996 Port Arthur mass murder, a conservative government in Australia overcame strident opposition (especially among its own conservative constituents) to replace lenient gun control measures with tight and effective ones.
By contrast, it took me three sittings of two-to-three hours each to learn that The Clock has it own movements and variations on themes, rhythms, crescendos and diminuendos distributed throughout it, and all following the human activities that constrain a given day by a myriad of clocks all presiding over by Marclay's rigorous, if sometimes lenient 24-hour measure.
The lenient grading standard was partially automated.
Measure 2 was designed as a more lenient sensitivity analysis to measure 1, which is a standard definition of persistence [ 12].
Members of the Social Democrats and the Greens, opposition parties that together have sufficient votes in the upper house to block it, have argued that the measures are too lenient on tax cheats.
"Hidden channels are likely to continue to fill this gap so long as demand remains high, supply tight, and oversight lenient".An alternative way to measure the availability of credit is simply to ask people.
In "Lenient", all partially correct responses are measured as correct [ 24].
