72 Indeed, they found that community-based elderly individuals with probable dementia are more likely to take anticholinergics than controls.
Detective Lt. Don Neill, of the Howell Township Police Department, said detectives investigated Ms. Myer's claims thoroughly and closed the case, finding no probable cause to take further action.
Their probable eagerness to take advantage of pensions tax relief at this higher rate prompted the government to restrict relief from April 2011.
"Do I have to wait for up to six months," Justice Breyer asked, "before I have any magistrate, any neutral official, pass on my claim there was no probable cause to take my car?" William M. Jay, a Justice Department lawyer, said the government needed significant time to figure out who owned the car and to investigate the owner's connection, if any, to the criminal conduct at issue.
It's natural to think that computability, range of application, and other things being equal, true theories are better than false ones, good approximations are better than bad ones, and highly probable theoretical claims deserve to take precedence over less probable ones.
The standard particle filtering algorithm is modified to take the probable delay into account.
Stock options are a form of income, he ruled, and because the income that the Kerrs had received in past years by exercising Qualcomm options was a big factor in maintaining their standard of living, the calculation of alimony and child-support payments had to take into consideration the probable awarding and exercising of future stock options.
This is a case where the rules that Apple uses to govern its store have to take into account the probable byproducts of litigation or legal ramifications, not just current complaints.
A mixed-effect model was suggested to take into account the probable correlation between repeated measures in the same patient.
