Although the exact numbers of deaths from breast cancer were not the same when adjudication was made using different methods, the overall estimates of RR of breast cancer mortality did not change very much.
Justice Ginsburg wrote that, in the absence of a lawyer, defendants facing immediate prison time and those with suspended sentences suffered the same constitutional injury: an adjudication of guilt that was not "sufficiently reliable to permit incarceration".
Despite the fact that all countries applied the same WHO coding system for adjudication of the causes of death, such differences in incidences are unlikely to be fully explained just by variation in presence and management of cardiovascular risk factors.
The same procedure will be used for the adjudication of ATE.
11 12 The extraction and adjudication methods used were the same as those used in our subsequent unified Cochrane review.
One potential limitation which may affect analyses of recurrent events to a greater extent than multiple events types is that subsequent events of the same type were not verified via the adjudication process.
The state of nature is just the way of describing the moral rights and responsibilities that exist between people who have not consented to the adjudication of their disputes by the same legitimate government.
City Hall officials quickly pointed out that several dozen restaurants, of varying degrees of prestige, had taken the same route to contest alleged violations and avoid a protracted adjudication process.
These two studies used the same end point as did our meta-analysis, used an adjudication committee, and reached essentially the same conclusion, that celecoxib was associated with a significantly lower rate of GI tract events than were nsNSAIDs.
