The Supreme Court's job is to determine whether Congress' efforts to regulate health care satisfy the grant of power in the Constitution to regulate commerce "among the several states".
He spent his next two days showing us how to present ourselves to satisfy the grant-givers, and then he went back to D.C. to fight for us.
As we can observe in Table 4, scenario 2 absorbs the maximum number of grants (6,706) and would require additional 2.9% grants funding in order to satisfy the estimated grant requirement (6,900).
This week, those maverick 14 senators refused to overturn nearly 100 years of constitutional precedent to satisfy Republican extremism and granted a somewhat undeserved victory to the Democrats.
NSF also offered to provide general information on how the five grants satisfy NSF's mission to expand the frontiers of science.
Q: Why did you remove the reference to Section 106 of the America Creating Opportunities to Meaningfully Promote Excellence in Technology, Education, and Science Act (relating to NSF's certification that all grants satisfy a list of criteria for meeting the national interest)?
With so much at stake in the analysis of such complex and ambiguous data, researchers are inexorably drawn to analysis choices that satisfy the expectations of grant reviewers and administrators.
We hope that our additional experiments included in the manuscript as Figure 15 will satisfy the reviewers and grant the renaming of the enzyme previously known as iGnT/B3GNT1 to B4GAT1.
If those granting options are aware of significant, non-public company information, they must be satisfied that the grant actually furthers legitimate corporate interests and isn't merely a windfall.
The America COMPETES Act, a reauthorization of laws passed in 2007 and 2010, contained a "national interest" checklist that every NSF grant had to satisfy.
Stunning of livestock was introduced in England in 1929 and has been mandatory in the the EU since 1979, although member states can grant exemptions to satisfy the dietary requirements of Jews and Muslims.
