Depending on the client, the job can range from formatting and tidying up well-written, consistent text to (in the worst case) complete rewriting of non-English authored text or reorganising the data and questioning the validity of the conclusions.
The discussion is a little bit tense: Each one of us has been assigned one aspect of a scientist's career and we now have to critically review the work of the others and fuse the different parts into one consistent text.
Any prediction program can be integrated within an existing or new resource if it meets the following criteria: runs in a Linux environment, has high-throughput capability, is applicable to eukaryotes, can be trained or has trained data specific to target pathogen and provides consistent text output.
Expect consistency from this group of regular gym-goers: consistent texting, consistent giggling, and consistently slow exercise on cardio equipment and circuit-style weight machines.
Make sure to use a consistent font and text size.
The text is St. Jerome's Latin Vulgate version, prepared by biblical scholars of Paris in the 13th century in an effort to produce a consistent and useful Latin text.
Among the two-thirds of providers (66%) who documented the results of mammography performed outside the health system in a consistent location, 44% free texted in the note, 15% used the past medical history field, and only 32% used the health maintenance section, which is the recommended process.
In the deleted material, Shloss links Joyce's chronological observations about his daughter, as related in his notebooks, as a "consistent influence on the final text of Finnegans Wake". Joyce is in an "edgy, almost surrealistic, comic mode" as he describes the budding sexuality of his daughter in her interactions with his son, and himself as an older man watching almost voyeuristically.
Although the students plow through the texts at a consistent speed regardless of what the out-of-place words mean, older people slow down even more when the words are related to the topic at hand.
These texts yield a consistent notion of purgatory, however, only when viewed from the standpoint of the formal Roman Catholic doctrine, which was defined at the councils of Lyon (1274), Ferrara-Florence (1438 45), and Trent (1545 63) after a prolonged period of development by lay Christians and theologians.
Text is usually placed on a consistent "grid" that guides the eye horizontally and vertically.
