According to court documents acquired by the L.A. Times, U.S. District Judge R. Gary Klausner determined Friday that lawyers for the trustee, Michael Skidmore, had provided enough evidence for the case to proceed to trial on May 10 and that, although the songs contain differences, lawyers may be able to prove substantial similarities.
Therefore, even if the ACCE Method provides only a very crude estimate of residual confounding and of an unconfounded treatment effect estimate, it may prove a substantial and highly useful advance on current methodology.
"All the arguments that are used to prove substantial forms may be applied to the form of a clock, although no one claims that it is substantial" (AT III, 505: Bos 2002, 115).
The reserves, which the former Soviet Union hardly noticed, may prove to be substantial.
Perhaps by the time you serve coffee, they may prove to be more substantial.
This is indeed a welcome step, and – if matched by clearer indication from President Obama about US willingness to make substantial early cuts – may prove to have laid solid foundations for a successful outcome at the crucial UN talks at Copenhagen in December.
In fact, after a knee-jerk reaction that could move markets around the globe the modest revaluation in the yuan is likely to be more of a blip than a blockbuster, since markets are already pricing in what may prove to be a more substantial change than the country's financial hierarchy will undertake.
Pre-exposure prophylaxis with orally administered antiretroviral drugs may prove effective, but there are substantial concerns for toxicities associated with long-term exposure and the risk for selecting resistant viral variants.
Moreover, extrapolation from existing data may prove ineffective because of the substantial variation across different countries, which in turn is related to differences between populations and healthcare systems.
Although the economic costs of income inequality are substantial, the political costs may prove to be the most damaging and dangerous.
