His continued stay in prison seemed more a political decision than a legal one, stemming largely from procedural tricks and delays meant to prolong his pretrial term in detention.
In fact, Congress has never sustained one of these objections; in the past, they've stemmed from a procedural lapse, like duplicate electoral votes, and not from ideological issues, according to Derek Muller, associate professor of law at Pepperdine University.
This figure also reveals that the difference between the original and the synthesized speech spectra mainly stems from the inaccuracy of the dual-band approximation of the LPC excitation, as compared to the effect of the LSF quantization.
This may stem from possible inaccuracy in the definition of the isolation status.
However, it still suffers from detection inaccuracies stemming from transient TF DNA residence time and the inherent cutting preferences of DNase I like all currently available footprinting algorithms [ 85].
This is inconvenient because the working solutions of each drug should be prepared by the users, making these tests more error-prone due to procedural inaccuracies.
From afar, it seemed that the region's success in developing and commercializing advanced technology must stem from intellectual and procedural rigor.
Identification of clusters of disease in space and time can be complicated by several procedural inaccuracies [ 55, 56].
Part of the delay in expediting emergency food and medical supplies to Iraq, Mr. Sevan said, stemmed from 10 days of procedural haggling among Security Council representatives on the program's oversight committee.
Spatial distortions and signal inaccuracies stem from many factors related to the measurement conditions.
We examine incidence, outbreak seasonality, and public transportation records, to show that the model's inaccuracies stem from an underestimation of total contacts per individual along the coast.
