Sentences with phrase «small subset of»

The negative side may be lack of enthusiasm from a small subset of users who are open source purists — the crowd who helped build the Linux legacy, added McClarty.

That may be a small subset of those people, but it's worth noting.

Take those with a grain of salt, as they represent a small subset of long - term disability policy owners.

There's great news on the way for a small subset of California renters.

You're probably going to get all of the protection your family needs with an affordable term life insurance policy, but you may fall into the small subset of people for whom a whole life policy is the right choice.

In Dossie, Judge Gleeson, urges the Department of Justice to adopt a policy to curtail the reserve mandatory minimum sentences for only a small subset of offenders.

The class of coffee drinkers happens to include the great majority of smokers, and a small subset of non-smokers.

In this benchmarking report, learn how a small subset of innovative law firms are beating their competition by redefining legal processes to increase client satisfaction & revenue.

As set out in more detail on our page concerning which laws apply, the Canadian Human Rights Act only applies to a very small subset of workers in Ontario.

In this benchmarking report, learn how this small subset of innovative law firms are beating their competition by redefining their legal processes to increase client satisfaction and revenue.

It suggests control by a small subset of partners on an executive committee.

We had grand plans for the CaseRails platform, and we were only working on a small subset of possible features.

But, keep in mind that this is a small subset of all criminal defendants.

But since the other 5 categories are all based on women equity partners, the number of these powerful and highly compensated women is a small subset of a group that is very small to begin with.

Indeed, sovereign immunity was part of the original plan of the constitution as Justice Anthony Kennedy explained in Alden v. Maine, 527 U.S. 706 (1999), in the course of explaining the 11th Amendment which codified a small subset of sovereign immunities but is not the source of those immunities:

In other words, the 14,000 attorney calls are potentially just a small subset of the attorney - client calls that were hacked.

Predictive Analytics (also called «Predictive Coding» or «Technology Assisted Review») is a workflow that requires a subject matter expert to review a small subset of documents in order to train the system on what the human is looking for until the system can statistically «predict» how the human would code the rest of the collection.

However, although they comprise a relatively small subset of § 1983 cases, claims under § 1983 can, under certain circumstances, be based upon violations of federal rights derived from federal statutes, not from the U.S. Constitution.

Even within non-criminal, non-private law, non-procedural statutes, the case law concerns a very small subset of overall statutory law.

Your blog will only be interested to a relatively small subset of people who happen to be looking for answers to legal questions at a fairly small point in time.

Post-Graduation Goals According to the ABA law graduate employment data, more than half of employed law students choose to work at law firms, and I would assume that only a small subset of the 14.6 % who choose to go into «Business & Industry» are entrepreneurs.

In comparison with legal aid, which is offered in a small subset of practice areas, the proposed CanLII research function would have to maintain research collections in all areas of law.

Consider the number of menu items Microsoft Word contains versus the number of those items people typically need: users can tackle almost any task imaginable, but it takes a lot of hunting and searching to find the small subset of features they require most often.

Men were capable of doing 100 kilometers in under 6.5 hours; That's a pretty small subset of cyclists.

It's * known * that the emails that have been released are a small subset of the total.

I believe it is called sample selection bias when one looks at only a small subset of the data and attempts to draw conclusions about he validity of the full dataset.

Until then it is entirely unethical for a very small subset of the populace to be «spouting off» on what the «climate policy» that we all must follow should be.

KevinK: «Until then it is entirely unethical for a very small subset of the populace to be «spouting off» on what the «climate policy» that we all must follow should be.»

They are cute, mobile housing for a very small subset of the population.

So April and May 2010 are based on a very small subset of temperature readings and huge parts of the earth are not covered for those month, hence the huge uncertainty.

It also a very small subset of the population that thinks enough about type design that they would actually pay for it.

Heterogeneous ice nucleation on atmospheric aerosols: a review of results from laboratory experiments / C. Hoose & O. Mohler Institute for Meteorology and Climate Research — Atmospheric Aerosol Research, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, Germany / Published: 29 October 2012 Abstract: A small subset of the atmospheric aerosol population has the ability to induce ice formation at conditions under which ice would not form without them (heteroge - neous ice nucleation).

It seems obvious to everyone but a small subset of climate scientists that historic temperatures can not be a moving target and continuously decline, rationalization or no rationalization.

Give a good explanation as to why it was OK to use a small subset of nearby cores in the Briffa study?

Only if you believe, and I'd like to see the evidence, that these recent trees are a small subset of those cored, and data from those cores not included gave little correlation with temperatures.

A small subset of thunderstorms occurs when wind shear — a change in wind speed and / or direction with height — is strong.

Tingley claims the LASSO is inappropriate for multi-proxy studies because LASSO is a method for sparse regression (i.e. most appropriate when only a small subset of the possible covariates are expected to have a true effect).

Fig. 2 D shows a small subset of well - known financial players and their links, providing an idea of the level of entanglement of the entire core....

There are just a small subset of «magic» proxies which are necessary if you want a hockey stick.

My decision was based on two reasons: 1) the subject was very complex and I had personally investigated a relatively small subset of the topic; 2) I bought into the meme of «don't trust what one scientists says, trust what thousands of IPCC scientists say.»

This is a very small subset of papers where authors report late 20th century warming via non-tree ring proxies.

Your confabulation of the generic and legitimate use of the term «denier» in the context of those who deny the physics of infrared - absorbing gases, with that small subset of deniers who deny the Holocaust, appears to be an exercise in some or all of:

However, I understand that only a small subset of tree rings show the divergence problem.

Written by a NOAA National Climatic Data Center scientist, it examined only a small subset of stations — all that had their siting checked at that time — and found no bias in long - term trends.

So an analysis of trends in a small subset of global geography, mountainous areas, is cast as a counterweight to a global analysis of malaria risk.

The point made here is that if one cherry - picks a small subset of the data, one can make just about any claim with a nice plot to back it up.

The divergence problem is more interesting, but only matters for a small subset of the proxies and however it is resolved it won't make much difference to the broader conclusions.

The study, by researchers at the University of Texas and URS, a consulting firm — with the cooperation of (and some funding from) the oil and gas industry and Environmental Defense Fund (more on that below)-- shows that much of the pollution problem lies in a small subset of poorly operating systems or faulty processes — in this case valves run pneumatically using the pressure of extracted gas and operations that clear liquids from older wells.

He writes: «the data of landfalling hurricanes in the U.S. is less than a tenth of a percent of the data for global hurricanes over their whole lifetimes», and shows that from such a small subset of data and given the amount of natural variability, there is no way you would be able to detect a trend by now.

By zeroing in on a small subset of artistic production (mainly created by artists with tenuous connections to Brooklyn at best), «Crossing Brooklyn» accomplished just the opposite of displaying the borough's «rich creative diversity.»