法院决定再审民事案件的内部程序

针对人民法院认为案件需再审、当事人申请再审、人民检察院提出抗诉后,对“人民法院作出再审决定的内部工作程序”有关法律规定的缺陷及司法实践中法院决定再审的内部程序极不统一等严重弊端,从法理上分析和批评了流行且不科学的观点和做法,并提出规范法院决定再审民事案件的内部程序的建议。     

Tissue Dosimetry, Pharmacokinetic Modeling, and Interspecies Scaling Factors

Interspecies scaling factors (ISFs) are numbers used to adjust the potency factor (for example, the q1* for carcinogens or reference doses for compounds eliciting other toxic endpoints) determined in experimental animals to account for expected differences in potency between test animals and people. ISFs have been developed for both cancer and non-cancer risk assessments in response to a common issue: toxicologists often determine adverse effects of chemicals in test animals and then they, or more commonly risk assessors and risk managers, have to draw inferences about what these observations mean for the human population. This perspective briefly reviews the development of ISFs and their applications in health risk assessments over the past 20 years, examining the impact of pharmacokinetic principles in altering current perceptions of the ISFs applied in these health risk assessments, and assessing future directions in applying both pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic principles for developing ISFs.     

立足培养规范程序促进成长--积极慎重地做好大学生党员发展工作思考

本文针对高校党组织在积极加大发展党员工作力度的基础上,如何在发展工作中把好质量关进行了探讨.介绍了我校在抓好入党积极分子的教育培训,规范发展党员工作程序,以支部建设促进党员继续教育等工作中的具体做法和成功经验.     

Convergence of a fixed point algorithm

This note gives a condition which ensures convergence to an optimum of an algorithm suggested by Silvey, Titterington and Torsney (19 78) in the optimal design context.     

Equal probability of correct selection for bernoulli selection procedures

The problem of selecting the Bernoulli population which has the highest "success" probability is considered. It has been noted in several articles that the probability of a correct selection is the same, uniformly in the Bernoulli p-vector (P1,P2,….,Pk), for two or more different selection procedures. We give a general theorem which explains this phenomenon.

An application of particular interest arises when "strong" curtailment of a single-stage procedure (as introduced by Bechhofer and Kulkarni (1982a) )is employed; the corresponding result for "weak" curtailment of a single-stage procedure needs no proof. The use of strong curtailment in place of weak curtailment requires no more (and usually many less) observations to achieve the same.     

Unbiased estimation following selection for bernoulli populations

Although a large number of selection procedures have been published in the statistics literature, the selection approach has received only limited use in applications. One drawback to the use of such procedures has been the lack of parameter estimates, which prevents quantitative comparisons among the treatments. To partially address this criticism, we present a general method for constructing unbiased estimators of the success probabilities after the termination of a sequential experiment involving two or more Bernoulli populations. Some theoretical properties are presented, and examples are provided for several different selection procedures.