But she noted: "The contribution of the Taser use to this death cannot be confirmed or negated based on the information made available to this pathologist; however the barb injuries are in the area of the heart".
The study cautions, however, that there are environmental resources expended in rehabbing an older building as well; care must be taken in the selection of materials used in the rehabilitation or adaptation of older buildings, since "the benefits of reuse can be reduced or negated based on the type and quantity of materials selected for a reuse project".
In the United States, the struggles for civil and equal rights were, in effect, efforts to negate mass indictments based on identity.
For many fans, that is the trump card in any discussion about N.F.L. quarterbacks, the kill shot that negates contrary arguments based on statistics, scouting reports or other empirical evidence.
Thus, police failure to arraign an arrestee in a reasonably prompt manner will not automatically negate a federal conviction based on a confession.
Furthermore, AKI diagnosed within 12 h will probably reflect kidney cell damage that was already present at biomarker sampling, due to the delayed nature of the current AKI definition based on SCr and UOP, arguably negating the predictive performance of the biomarker.
Such sample bias would negate any meaningful conclusions being drawn from subanalysis based on the location of neoplastic lesions and so such an analysis was not undertaken.
A selective comparison of the contribution of medical care to the outcome measured by means of an indicator assumes that the effect based on these external factors will be negated by risk adjustment [ 1].
The bands are composed of fibrosis, yet based on MRI, it is difficult to negate remaining tumour in the fibrotic strands.
While this novel approach does not negate a full phylogenetic analysis, the results presented here, based on simple estimates of diversity, are amendable to analyze very large data sets and are globally consistent with previous studies, which were based on complete phylogenetic analyses (Rambaut et al. 2008; Russell et al. 2008) but much smaller data sets.
This observation is important for two reasons: first, these data anomalies can completely negate the results obtained by standard analysis procedures, particularly those based on squared error criteria (a large class that includes many SPC and chemometrics techniques).
