In one sense, there's nothing surprising about a rising power finding subtle ways to handle complex problems.
At a news conference Friday evening, a local McCain-Palin campaign spokeswoman, Meghan Stapleton, said that Mr. Branchflower's abuse of power finding was the result of an "overreach" by the investigator who went beyond "the intent of the original" inquiry.
When you shop online at Walgreens, Elastic helps power finding the right products to add to your cart.
When you search across Adobe's millions of assets, Elastic helps power finding the right photo, font, or color palette to complete your project," the company noted in its IPO prospectus.
Often, societies in conflict become accustomed to sexual abuse, domestic violence and abuse of power, finding such behaviors "normal" or even "part of the culture".
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No mention of this power finding was made by Resnik and Portier (2005), although this was published by the U.S. EPA Science Advisory Board/Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) Science Advisory Panel (U.S. EPA 2000) on which Portier served as a contributing member.
The state court ruling on Monday that struck down the mayor's proposed limits on large sugary drinks pointedly rebuked him for overstepping his powers, finding that he had improperly circumvented the City Council, which had played no role in approving the regulations.
In this sample, the hospitalization rate was relatively low, which lowers the power of finding significant findings.
To increase the statistical power, the findings should be repeated with a larger sample of subjects.
