That's why courts generally apply a balancing test, weighing the plaintiff's right to privacy against the constitutionally protected presumption of openness in court.
Many runners will have conducted the ritual of the sweat test – weighing themselves pre- and post-run to find out how much weight, and thus fluid or sweat – they have lost.
If the court applies Tatel's balancing test — weighing the public benefit of the leak against the harm that the leak caused — then Pincus might not have to name his sources.
To evaluate the effects of estimated breastfeeding on infant outcomes in comparison to test weighing and to describe staff members' experiences of estimated breastfeeding as a method for supporting the transition from tube feeding to breastfeeding.
This was multiplied by the milk volume intake determined by test weighing for each individual infant.
The twelve lactating women measured their 24-h milk production in their own homes by test weighing their infants on accurate digital scales (BabyWeigh ™, Medela Inc ,McHenry IL, USA, resolution 2 g, accuracy ± 0.034 %) before and after each breastfeed from each breast for a period of twenty-four hours plus one breastfeed.
The four tents tested weighed in at 10 to 20 pounds.
The average ultrazoom I tested weighed about 15 ounces with a battery — the lightest weighed in at 8 ounces.
All of the incoming and outgoing process streams were sampled, tested, weighed and recorded to calculate both the process efficiency and product quality.
The Sky has more horsepower than the Miata (177 vs. 170), but the manual-transmission model we tested weighed nearly 500 pounds more than a comparably equipped Miata, meaning the Mazda has 15% more hp per pound.
After all, the college campus has traditionally been an arena for debate and dialogue, and has been deemed by the Supreme Court to be "peculiarly the 'marketplace of ideas.'" The search for truth requires that "bad" ideas be tested, weighed and then discarded in favor of "good" ones after study and debate.
