We divided the dataset of 5628 women into three parts: an exploration dataset of two thirds of the women from Australia and New Zealand, chosen at random (n=2129); a local replication dataset of the remaining third of women from Australia and New Zealand (n=1067); and an external, geographically distinct confirmation dataset of 2432 European women from the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland.
The Power is in The Touch The BlackBerry Storm comes with a unique touch screen that gives a distinct 'click' confirmation when depressed ever so slightly, very similar in experience to a keyboard-based BlackBerry smartphone.
In the political briar patch that is the job of the surgeon general, Dr. Carmona, whose nomination the Senate is expected to consider on Tuesday, has a distinct advantage in winning confirmation: on such delicate public health matters as use of condoms and sex education, his record is largely a blank slate.
For independent confirmation, we performed a distinct type of quantification, qRT-PCR amplification for the active miRNA molecule in a set of 10 sepsis and 12 control leukocyte samples, including the 16 samples analyzed by the array.
Taken together, these results suggest CIMP-M tumors could be a distinct clinical and molecular entity, although confirmation in larger, independent tumor series is required.
Further confirmation that this might be a distinct genetic entity was provided by Glorieux et al. in 2000 who noted a distinctive histomorphometric pattern in iliac crest bone biopsies [ 4].
It recently struck us that confirmation bias is often conflated with "telling people what they want to hear," which is actually a distinct phenomenon known as desirability bias, or the tendency to credit information you want to believe.
When Vladimir Putin responded to the confirmation a bomb had caused the Russian Metrojet crash in the Sinai desert on 31 October, there was a distinct echo of George W Bush's declaration after 9/11.
There is a distinct chill.
It's a distinct disadvantage".
