This probability can be identified from the incremental cost-effectiveness plane with reference to the decision-maker's defined maximum acceptable ceiling ratio.
In 1868, Benjamin published A Treatise on the Law of Sale of Personal Property, With Reference to the American Decisions, to the French Code, and Civil Law.
Candidate Lincoln did it with reference to the Dred Scott decision -- again and again.
This was analysed with reference to the service users' decision to join the register.
In January 1957 the Lord Chancellor asked the Law Reform Committee "to consider whether any alteration is desirable in the powers of the court to sanction a variation in the trusts of a settlement in the interests of beneficiaries under disability and unborn persons, with particular reference to the decision in Chapman v. Chapman", and a report was presented to Parliament in November of that year.
Moreover, they were then able to adaptively switch their choices in the regret condition and to justify this decision with reference to the difference in contents between the boxes.
Furthermore, evidence-based care advocates that medical decisions are made with reference to the best available research evidence [ 14].
Because in our earlier decision interpreting the statute with reference to the filing date, we in essence said that the secretary of state could refuse a filing, O.K., by a particular county only if 1) it would interfere with the federal obligation to have the electors determined by a fixed date or 2) that it would interfere with a contest.
The decision on whether the Championship champions should be promoted rests with the RFU's management board, with reference to the Professional Game Board which contains representatives from Premier Rugby.
With reference to the licence conditons, some were standard.
With reference to the article "You Don't Surf?
