Heuchenne (1997) proposes a sufficient rule for identification based on (mathbf {B}) and (varvec {Psi }) exclusively.
It is also seen as the only and "sufficient rule of faith for salvation".
The four modifications listed in the top two rows of Table 2 indicate a sufficient rule modification by adding x j as a new regulator for each of the four combinations of states of nodes x i and x j at time t.
The issues involved included concern that the Christian Association was compromising traditional principles in seeking ecumenical ties with other organizations and a sense that it had abandoned Scripture as "an all-sufficient rule of faith and practice".
Although serum PCT can be used as a biomarker in the diagnosis of sepsis, PCT is also increased in other conditions, such as multiple trauma, extensive burns, pancreatitis, organ transplantation, major surgery, and SIRS, but not in infection [ 25], and its PPV and NPV values are not sufficient to rule in or rule out sepsis in a standalone test.
It was sufficient, the rules said, if the school system failed to provide an appropriate, free alternative.
To prevent huge losses of life, environment and property, there are sufficient laws, rules and regulations, which include many technical solutions.
Taken together with its lack of evolutionary variability, this pattern appears sufficient to rule it out as the cause of the HMS herein observed.
He acknowledged that there is "the need to bring new diabetes agents to patients" but suggested that robust outcome data are absolutely necessary and commented favorably on the new FDA recommendation that preapproval clinical trials must rule out a >1.8-fold increase in hazards ratio (HR), with subsequent outcomes trials considered "sufficient to rule out a HR >1.3" (17).
The findings not only supported the standard model, he said, but are also "sufficient to rule out predictions of the cannonball model".
