Can a public interest case be made for including the information in direct quotes?
I do not, but we are united on this point of principle, that the British people deserve a real choice, that the case can be made for including an STV option in the bill which will no doubt be timetabled by Nick Clegg next week and that it will be voted for by a majority in the referendum.
Is there a case to be made for including any indices other than a world and a time?
Indeed, I couldn't help but reflect on the utility of such categories as "Hispanic" and "Latina/o". While an argument can be made for including eighteenth-century Isleños with contemporary Mexicans in the same book, I began wondering why they should be grouped together at all.
Contingent work, as Freedman used it, meant any kind of "conditional and transitory employment". Under her definition, a case could be made for including part-timers, temps, freelancers, small-business owners, consultants, migrant farm workers — and any number of other kinds of work that did not fit into the postwar corporate model.
Thus, an argument could be made for including both measures in this type of work.
Prior to any recommendations being made for including a Social Problems Inventory in a patient centred assessment reliability and validity of the instrument must be checked.
12 Thus, there is a case to be made for including both some sort of self-report form and a speech-in-noise test.
As noted in the 'methods' section, an argument could be made for including unplanned home births in the analysis, so as a sensitivity analysis the modelling was repeated, including them.
As with unplanned home births, an argument could be made for including unattended births in the analysis, as giving birth unattended is a risk of planning a home birth, so, as a further sensitivity analysis, the model was re-run with these observations included (see 'results' section).
Although the case has been made for including depression or depressive symptomatology as a part of the frailty criteria, it is also not clear whether they differentiate between "conditions that could potentially present with frailty characteristics as a consequence of a single disease" and older adults with a frailty "syndrome" per se, because they do not exclude the former in their models.
