We strongly reject the number of deaths claimed by the Americans.
Drug plans must report large amounts of data on their performance to the federal government — for example, the number of claims approved and rejected, the number of complaints against each plan, the number of grievances and appeals, the average waiting time on telephone help lines and the proportion of prescriptions filled with low-cost generic drugs.
When we are not taking into account the loss of coalition formation proposals due to collisions among distributed uncoordinated CRs then in the worst case, that is, where almost all proposals are rejected, the number of proposals is only, where.
For instance, Lazenby accepts that hoplites from other Greek cities might have been accompanied by one lightly armoured retainer each, but rejects the number of seven helots per Spartiate.
As a large proportion of the null hypotheses end up rejected, the number of samples needed to reach q-values below the chosen threshold is limited.
All that protesting too much raises the question: If you reject the numbers above, what numbers would you be OK with?
And so he was comfortable rejecting the even larger number of addresses that some on his team had argued for.
Though ImClone said it thought that result showed that the combination was more effective, the F.D.A., in rejecting the application, said the numbers were too close together to rule out statistically that Erbitux alone was as effective as the combination.
The results demonstrate, under both normal and attack scenarios, that REX not only rejects the least number of packets, but also significantly reduces the total time taken for the important hash table operations.
When an attempt (in a draft of the dissertation) at making constructive sense out of Cantor's second number class (the class of all denumerably infinite ordinals) and higher classes of even greater ordinals fails, he realizes that this cannot be done and rejects the higher number classes, leaving only all finite ordinals and an unfinished or open-ended collection of denumerably infinite ordinals.
