The category of "unascertained appearance" is thus denied the status of independent category: according to proponents of the "passive perception" model, every perception is an unascertained appearance; ascertainment is always the deed of a subsequent conceptual cognition.
But if the extent of unascertained properties of A and B is large, similarity in a small sample would not be a reliable guide; hence, Mill's dismissal of Reid's argument about life on other planets (Example 2).
Due to the large cohort size in this study we did not link patients LTFU with death registries, and were therefore not able to determine the proportion of unascertained deaths amongst those LTFU or to calculate corrected mortality figures.
To predict the frequency of unascertained cases, we constructed log-linear models.
Mortality was, therefore, possibly underestimated due to misclassification of unascertained patient deaths as lost-to-follow-up.
*RKI, Robert Koch Institute; EER, European Echinococcosis Registry; PAS, pathologists' survey; df, degrees of freedom; AIC, Akaike Information Criterion (measures how well the model fits the data [small values indicate a better fit]); x, estimate of unascertained cases; N, estimate of total number of cases (total number of observed cases + x); CI, goodness-of-fit based confidence interval.
As with a curfew imposed on Japanese-Americans, which the Court also upheld, the decision said that "exclusion of those of Japanese origin was deemed necessary because of the presence of an unascertained number of disloyal members of the group, most of whom we have no doubt were loyal to this country.
And so, whether Chapman's property, when completed as proposed, would have been worth more or less than it would have cost him through performance of such an agreement, was, of course, unascertained, and probably unascertainable.
Campbell J nonetheless reached the same conclusion (that a settlor could declare a valid trust of an unascertained parcel of shares that was part of a larger fund), albeit by different reasoning.
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