As 17 out of the total 35 LRI clusters probably reflected local RSV and/or influenza activity, many signal investigations could be limited to checking their concurrence with local RSV and/or influenza activity.
The conclusions drawn from these studies were not in concurrence and the usefulness was limited by a low methodological quality.
Numerous microarray-based prognostic gene expression signatures of primary neoplasms have been published but often with little concurrence between studies, thus limiting their clinical utility.
Justice Stephen G. Breyer, drawing on Justice Kennedy's concurrence in two 2007 cases limiting the ability of school districts to take account of race to ensure integration, asked about the race-conscious measures Justice Kennedy had endorsed, including drawing district boundaries and school construction programs.
In 2007, for instance, when Chief Justice Roberts took a calculated step toward limiting campaign finance regulation, Justice Scalia accused him in a concurrence of effectively overruling a major precedent "without saying so".
The balance of the opinion suggested that Chief Justice Roberts might be willing to excuse other kinds of police misconduct as well, and specialists in criminal law said they suspected the limiting principle was added to placate Justice Kennedy, who in a 2006 concurrence expressed support for the exclusionary rule even as he joined a majority opinion that harshly criticized it.
Repealing term limits without the public's concurrence will undermine that credibility.
This concurrence was bound to happen.
In a concurrence, Justice Stephen G. Breyer suggested additional limitations.
In his concurrence, Justice Thomas called the 14-day time limit arbitrary, saying that "0, 10 or 100 days" would have been equally plausible.
The concurrence between the two platforms was analysed using 95% limits of agreement.
