Grounds for suspicion

The answer is use grounds for suspicion to look for harder evidence. 

There have been suspicions about possible adverse health effects from DOP/DEHP and other phthalates for three decades. The issue still persists. Many toy manufacturers have been persuaded to stop using soft PVC in toys. The EU has recently banned DEHP and DBP (as from September 2004) on political rather than scientific grounds. 

For temporary supplies, Abyssinian Tube wells ax e useful, consisting of iron tubes, perforated below, which are driven into the ground, a pump being attached to the top. For domestic purposes, however, shallow well water is open to grave suspicion in this country. 

The MRO is not to consider whether the test was called for under the regulations. For example, if a driver tells an MRO that the employer misidentified her as the subject of a random test, or directed her to take a reasonable suspicion or post-acddent test without proper grounds under a DOT agency drug or alcohol regulation, the MRO must inform the driver that it is not his/her job to decide these issues, and the lab results will be verified as positive. 

A word of caution is in order for those pursuing the lifetime distributions. As mentioned, the Fredholm integral equation (48) is strongly ill-posed, and any result obtained without regularization on the basis of physical grounds should be regarded with suspicion. It seems that more robust solutions are obtained if one confines to discontinuous distributions, i.e., to discrete time constants. One possibility is to solve first the discrete time constants and then to keep these values constant when solving the widths... 

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