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To provide a effective test of hypotheses, an at-risk sample (children of parents with a history of major depressive episodes) and a multi-wave longitudinal design were used.

Like riding a bicycle, walking a straight line is in fact a complex neural balancing act, which is what makes it an effective test of whether a person has had too much to drink.

(John Simon of New York magazine takes the blow for all of us.) One thing "Ecco Porco" accomplishes is an effective test of the theatergoer's indulgence of the artistic sensibility.

Settlements are certainly an effective test of Israel's intentions in the peace process (and the US would be remiss to not denounce their expansion as harmful to prospects for peace).

He wondered to himself why he kept asking those questions, but he already knew the answer: It's an effective test of how readily people can adapt, intuitively and on the fly, to his and his team's communication style.

The PMCA technique can also be used to quantitatively assess scrapie PrPSc[ 23- 25], and our PMCA method can be applied as an effective test for the assessment of prion inactivation by monitoring residual BSE PrPSc[ 26].

This is because of the lack of an effective test for hysteresis.

Their presence suggests that CO groups are reaction intermediates of the CNT gasification with CO2, which is considered an effective test reaction for the presence of residual catalytically active nanoparticles.

We believe the combination of the benchmark genomes and the assembly evaluation criteria is a good starting point and an effective test-bed even for the technologies of the future.

There is a generally held belief, however, that WGS may be more informative than ES, even within the boundaries of exome regions, as the random distribution of individual sequence reads offers an overall higher likelihood of effective testing of individual sites in the genome.

The most effective tests of animal intelligence, he argues, are designed according to a species' particular traits and skills.