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In that context, a show played back is no longer a second class citizen; istead the metadata about when you played it back and what was going on at that time form a more powerful indicator of intent, and the common signature of like-minded users a highly valued target.

In that context, a show played back is no longer a second class citizen; instead the metadata about when you played it back and what was going on at that time form a more powerful indicator of intent, and the common signature of like-minded users a highly valued target.

If a seismic price tag becomes a more powerful indicator of masterworks than scholarly consensus, provenance and authentication, the sale sets a frightening precedent for, as Saltz put it, #FakeArtNews.

The simulations further suggest that categorical treatment of branch length differences is a more powerful indicator of rate heterogeneity at low to moderate substitution rate differences compared to relative rate tests, at least for ITS-like sequences.

Phylogenetic analysis also is a much more powerful indicator of the likely donor lineage following gene acquisition by LGT.

As noted previously [ 17], the conservation of coexpression clusters can provide an even more powerful indicator of likely conserved function.

His study has highlighted that religion is more powerful indicator but has never restricted women migration from Indonesia.

While sensitivity and specificity provide a useful indication of probability of a positive or negative clinical test result in those known to have a condition (e.g. ACJ pain), likelihood ratios are considered more powerful indicators of disease status in individual patients when their condition is unknown which is more reflective of clinical practice [ 17].

While much has been published on results of surgical procedures performed on elderly patients, these reports usually conclude that the "healthy" elderly, with good physiologic reserve, can survive to lead functional lives. 1 Typically, age itself is not a predictor of survival-active comorbid illnesses and emergency surgeries are much more powerful indicators.

It was suggested that morphological characteristics will be more powerful indicators, if they are less frequent in the population than if they occurred more frequently (Gutie'rrez-Redomero et al., 2011).This indicates that the other minutiae such as short ridges may have more forensic potential than the other minutiae.

Indeed, when we assessed the level of DNA fragmentation, the terminal step and hallmark indicator of apoptosis, we found that chronic contractile activity exerted a more powerful influence in reducing DNA fragmentation in aged, compared to young muscle.