Judge Harold Baer, Jr. ruled on 24 August that the settlement terms "demonstrate sufficient fairness, adequacy and reasonableness" and rejected Frank's claims.
We had a limited number of three factors for both genders, a good model fit expressed by a high rate of cumulative percent (75% and 78%, respectively) and a sufficient sampling adequacy Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Kaiser-Meyer-Olkinly).
It demonstrates that this type of portfolio does have sufficient technical adequacy to justify decisions that might penalise a low scoring student for not having achieved the required standard.
There is no evidence base to support the use of one fluid over another, provided they are given in sufficient quantity, but adequacy of fluid repletion can initially be judged by simple physiological measures guided by the base deficit and plasma lactate.
First, the planning and construction of infrastructure facilities should insure sufficient generation and transmission adequacy.
Thus, when appropriate, appeal to the four causes is both necessary and sufficient for completeness and adequacy in explanation.
Lack of sufficient data and low adequacy of experimental protocols hinder comprehensive risk assessment of nanoparticles (NPs).
This inference is supported by the evidence provided by other inferences in this chain and proved that score-based interpretations are relevant, useful, and sufficient for evaluating the adequacy of test takers' English language proficiency.
We explore both traditional and evolving electricity market designs in the United States that aim to ensure resource adequacy and sufficient revenues to recover costs when those resources are needed for long-term reliability.
This chapter presents a discussion of the principles and techniques for modeling water consumption and reuse, including how to handle complexity and to ensure model adequacy and sufficient precision.
