This study also demonstrated significant brain shift between the preoperative and intraoperative tractography (horizontal up to 11.1 mm, vertical up to 7.8 mm) so that preoperative tractography would no longer be valid without compensation.
If it had, the tribe would have a valid claim for compensation; but if not, then there would be no compensation.
Analysis reveals that second home use is a more valid indicator for compensation than ownership.
Stewart did note that this would have also made the claim for compensation valid under Shoshone Tribe v. United States, regardless of whether Congress intended it or not.
City employees filed about 900 claims within the two years after the 9/11 attack, and nearly all, 96.5 percent, were found to be valid and eligible for compensation, the officials said.
Since the overall change in the free energy for solvent reorganization is zero according to the second law of thermodynamics, then the enthalpy entropy compensation is valid within these systems, providing a linear relationship between Δ H° and Δ S°, whose slope, Tc, is near to the experimental temperature.
When the polarized states suffers changes, the depolarization compensation technology is valid to compensate the changes [23].
A good agreement between the experimental and simulated results is reported [9], and the results indicate that their compensation strategy is valid and effective for mitigating the degradation caused by radomes.
However, past experience informs us that as the procedures and sample months are equivalent, and replacement of one procedure by another provides a degree of compensation, this enables a valid comparison to be made between the two surveys.
Now, owing in large part to his efforts, policy recognises slum residents as valid inhabitants of the city, entitled to compensation and alternative housing.
