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The bill also would require the FISA Court of Review to evaluate all decisions appealed by the special advocate, and require the attorney general to declassify or summarize decisions involving broad or significant interpretation of law, while taking national security into consideration.

This manuscript summarizes decisions made by the PMWG and PERCH Core Team about the principles of case and control selection.

Use of the position on the chromosome is not recommended because it will be misleading when new genes in the family are found or segments of the genome are rearranged.If an author plans to change or to update a name, we provide a summarizing decision tree in Figure  3, which we hope will allow one to evaluate what necessary steps to take that will lead to a appropriate naming.

It is critical that you summarize the decisions reached in your meeting before you leave.

We can summarize the decision rule as: When ERR > r, then accept.

(G 4 421) O'Neill (1975 , 1989 and Rawls (1989, 1999), among others, take this formulation in effect to summarize a decision procedure for moral reasoning, and I will follow them: First, formulate a maxim that enshrines your reason for acting as you propose.

To summarize, the decision of the UE to which cell to connect, is made according to the following ANS rules: RSS-based ANS rule: A UE selects the detected/connected WLAN AP if the measured WLAN RSS towards it is above the given RSS threshold; otherwise, the LTE cell is selected.

Comments from the health professionals were reviewed and summarized; majority decisions were taken for any contradictory comments between the health professionals.

For each gene product p represented by a binary vector x we summarize the decision values of all K SVMs into a input code vector.

Pre-breeding programs are affected by many factors, whose effects can be summarized with decision trees to provide easy to follow decision support systems.

He summarized the decision this way, adding italics for emphasis: "The three-judge court ordered the premature release of approximately 46,000 criminals -- the equivalent of three Army divisions".