Scotland terminated case registration at the end of 1994.
However, some blood samples were not available for evaluation because consent could not be obtained from some subjects, or collecting a blood sample from a control mother matched to a terminated case woman was often delayed because we had to wait until there was an appropriate term delivery for use as the control.
We found that other than the correlation coefficients between filed cases of the five common crimes by police departments and the filed or terminated cases by courts, which are lower than 0.9 (0.8938 and 0.8951 respectively), all the correlations between other measures are larger than 0.9.
Depending on the pollutant, a maximum of 4,632 live-birth controls and 3,328 live-birth, fetal-death, or electively terminated cases had exposure data.
"Given the gravity of the evidence in this hearing," Judge Karlton wrote in the footnote, a motion to terminate the case "takes on the character of a condition in which the defendants have simply divorced themselves from reality".
"I was highly upset when she told me she had to terminate my case," Ms. Ives said.
The majority decision, by two judges to one, to terminate the case against Ruto, 49, and Sang, 40, left open the possibility that the prosecution could be revived at a future date.
In the weeks since Prosecutor Lamido Abba Soron-Dinki asked the high court in Gezawa, Kano state, to "terminate the case" of culpable homicide against Tasi'u in May, her visitation rights have been limited with even her family prevented from seeing her.
We use inequality technique and the terminating case of the -binomial formula to give some results on convergence of -series involving basic hypergeometric series.
The Department of Education is trying to have her terminated; her case awaits a termination hearing.
The Justice Department is appealing several of the judge's pretrial rulings about evidentiary issues, saying they effectively terminated the case.
