Although respiratory data were more frequently rejected as invalid because of the high sensitivity of impedance pneumography to motion artefacts, valid rates were reported for 50% of recordings with a mean difference of less than ±1 brpm compared with the bedside monitor.
Whereas all servicers collectively rejected 69percentt of applications for the government's modification program, Nationstar has been more generous, rejecting 54percentt of borrowers.
In their experiment, college students who were induced to feel angry (by watching a film clip) were more likely to reject an unfair allocation of money from a partner than were students who were induced to feel happy.
People who read the newspaper were more likely to reject the claims coming out of Washington because they were exposed to the sort of high-quality investigative journalism still being written at traditional newspapers.
Responders were more likely to reject unfair offers following depletion of central serotonin, relative to placebo.
What is more, they are rejecting idols of Christians' making: a God who deals in rewards and punishments, a God who created the world in six days about 6,000 years ago, a God who shames their sexual desire and shuts down their intellect, imagination, and curiosity.
"If Ukraine has nothing to hide, why hasn't it been more forthcoming?" Beyond rejecting the idea of a tribunal for the downing of an aircraft, Russian politicians are openly disappointed with what they increasingly refer to as "so-called" international law.
Because orthodox Protestant and Catholic denominations were more stringent in following doctrine and were generally more likely to reject modern forms of birth control, we presume birth intervals for these groups to have been shorter compared with more liberal or moderate denominations (Van Bavel and Kok 2005).
For instance, Puri et al. (2011) show that German regional banks that were more exposed to subprime lending in the US were more likely to reject applications of consumer and mortgage loans.
Omitting an unrelated college major is valid, Winkleman said, because the cumulative effect of an artist being older and having no formal art training "says to me, 'enthusiastic amateur,'" which he is more apt to reject out of hand.
