To reduce this unpredictability, they create stereotypes boosting their behavior -- prediction confidence -- and partially dismissing their fears.
Judge K. Rodney May "partially dismissed" EquuSearch's claims against Anthony, but did give the organization 21 days to file an amended complaint, according to NBC News.
Just last month, a federal judge partially dismissed a lawsuit filed against Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper and the state challenging the legality of the new gun-control laws, ruling the the 55 sheriffs who signed on as plaintiffs cannot sue in their official capacity.
In all four cases, the (hidden) policy goal of partially dismissing a local hospital while maintaining stakeholder consensus was achieved.
From a primary prevention perspective, this finding is comforting and partially dismisses the need to lend exaggerated importance to symptoms of NSLBP in adolescents.
And yet—he's still hard to dismiss, partially because even those who knew and loathed him characterize his hate as confused and misguided as opposed to malicious.
It is easy to dismiss singlism, partially because some of the most egregious and violent examples of other isms simply are not part of the not-married experience.
Besides the three procedural classes, we will focus on four outcomes that can occur in these types of cases: lawsuit accepted, lawsuit partially accepted, lawsuit dismissed and lawsuit settled.
Speaking to Sky News Australia (which he partially owns), Murdoch dismissed the alarming reports coming from scientists about the devastating impact that climate change is causing to the planet.
"Anxiety is easy to dismiss or overlook, partially because everyone has it to some degree," explained Philip Kendall, director of the Child and Adolescent Anxiety Disorders Clinic at Temple University in Philadelphia.
While autocorrelation with a moisture gradient, or broadly with precipitation, can be partially responsible, this alone does not dismiss the pattern as a mere statistical artifact (scenario C, Table 1).
