A bond of $120 million, he said, would still provide the plaintiffs "with an identifiable and readily obtainable source of recovery that they would otherwise be required to spend enormous time and expense tracking down, with questionable likelihood of success".
Question questionable sources.
Modern ethical standards make caring for family members "an absolute taboo," he writes, since lack of objectivity increases the likelihood of questionable decisions.
The relevance of the measured MCS-12 scores for predicting the likelihood of an emergency call is questionable, since they were determined retrospectively some considerable time after the emergency situation.
However, the likelihood of this process reaching consensus is questionable in the face of disagreement over benefits, the beneficiaries and by extension, the scope of obligations for providing these benefits.
But other than that, about the only thing they shared was a highly questionable future and the strong likelihood that they would end up in a campaign-crimping court battle this fall over the original party's remains and $12.6 million in federal campaign money.
In 24 questionable dementia patients, the proposed likelihood ratio-based false discovery rate method was able to detect hypometabolism in the medial temporal region.
But the likelihood of the bout actually happening now seems questionable because of the melee that ensued yesterday after the two fighters were introduced at a Midtown news conference.
It is questionable whether there would be an incentive for such an execution had there been little likelihood of the video being broadcast -- just as the promise of incessant coverage inspires the perpetuation of violence in both Iraq and Israel.
If the latter argument is considered valid, then the likelihood of the 48% reduction in melanoma mortality in 2003 2008 reported for Schleswig Holstein is questionable: in fact, both mortality reduction and its association with screening are questionable.
Our alternative approach was necessary because the likelihood can be bimodal and is rarely quadratic near a maximum (Supplementary Material, Fig. S1), rendering the applicability of asymptotic likelihood ratio test theory questionable.
