"On its face, of course, that is just the opposite of a uniform employment practice that would provide the commonality needed for a class action," Justice Scalia wrote.
Cf. Dukes, 131 S. Ct. at 2554 ("[A] 'policy' of allowing discretion" is "the opposite of a uniform employment practice that would provide... commonality").
Arguably we need some other candidate to provide the commonality.
While taking ratios of counts rather than absolute counts should help to provide some commonality, and use of similar post-injection interval and collimator types also would help, there are unavoidable differences regarding data processing.
One participant reflected on the benefits of a defined male health curriculum framework as providing: "..a commonality of curriculum experience.
Additional independent evidence for matched homoeologues between populations was provided by commonality of allele size or allele size range of the mapped joining loci.
Finding only two clusters in the set of significant genes in this meta-analysis is in concordance with the fact that the meta-analysis approach provides only commonalities among different experiments and that the more heterogeneous the data are, the less common biological pathways one can identify.
These commonalities provide reason to hope that we will see a science of causality emerging from the AI research, unifying the contributions of the probabilistic, the qualitative physics, and the nonmonotonic traditions, and illuminating the various phases of causal reasoning.
While [5] provide evidence of liquidity commonality for the Canadian market, they do not provide an in depth analysis with respect to Canadian market itself.
Wigwams modules can be viewed as the footprint of flux through regulatory networks under different conditions, and examining the abundance and functionality of modules for various combinations of conditions can provide insight into the commonality between the responses to different conditions at a more nuanced level than simple differential expression.
