The questionnaire and neurologist were in almost complete agreement in diagnosing headache on ≥15 days/month, but 30 cases diagnosed by questionnaire as probable MOH were not so recognised by the neurologist.
But the Supreme Court's probable cause precedents are not so picky.
The probable reason why this was not so is that most of the participants were aged between 74 and 81 years, so the results mostly represented this group.
This criterion, however, is too vague as it stands: what is probable or plausible behaviour in one person is not in another, and what is probable in one set of circumstances is not so in another.
We think the most probable reason is that the role of L-AA is not so specific.
Seeing 7 out of 27 (25%) at >2sigma is not very probable, so, in conjunction with the coincidence of these sources with known pulsars, they claim the detection.
A change in intrinsic electron spin is not very probable, so conversion of a molecule from singlet to triplet or vice versa is slow compared with other molecular processes.
So, not highly probable, but certainly possible.
Other economists aren't so positive, with HSBC's Izumi Devalier saying that a contraction in the three months ending March 31st is "probable".
While scientists do believe there is a limit to how long the body can function, the previous improvements in lifespan have been scientific and sociological in nature — not evolutionarily — so it seems probable that improved science could continue to improve lifespans, up to a point.
