Paramount contends that the Chancellor, in applying the first part of the Unocal test, erred in finding that Time's board had reasonable grounds to believe that Paramount posed both a legally cognizable threat to Time shareholders and a danger to Time's corporate policy and effectiveness.
Cheap tests that err on the side of confirming police suspicions mean more searches, more arrests and more convictions.
To test ERR binding, a 49 bp double-stranded (ds) oligonucleotide was generated corresponding to the 'wild-type' form of PPARA −54,642 (G) and −54,645 (C).
In situations where distinguishing admixture from other demography is particularly difficult, the test will err on the side of caution; for example, even if C is admixed, the test may fail to identify C as admixed if it has also experienced a bottleneck.
Some test-givers err by showing a "halo effect", with low-IQ individuals receiving IQ scores even lower than if standardized procedures were followed, while high-IQ individuals receive inflated IQ scores.
Waymo also tunes the system and its test engineers to err on the conservative side in terms of making the call to disengage, which makes the low rate for 2016 even more impressive.
Given the limitations of meconium testing, one should err on the side of caution when screening for PAE, as there are potentially serious consequences of both false positive and false negative results.
Field tests found very small traces of sarin, but such tests are designed to err on the side of caution.
Sitting in his cramped office in Fort Wayne, Ind., with his calculator running, John Kline became the first to suspect that a major test publisher had erred in computing the standardized test scores of thousands of his students.
The district court did not err under this test, either, given the market price of VFI's debt over time.
