People are often described as though they were a particular kind of substance, a specific subgroup within the over-all category of objects, whose distinguishing features happen to include consciousness and autonomous motion.
Campaigns then use this information to target explicitly polarizing messages that are designed to expand or suppress turnout among a specific subgroup of voters.
But he does not dismiss aspirin altogether, saying it may help a specific subgroup of people at high risk for breast cancer because of changes related to obesityand inflammation.
Data-driven campaign techniques like microtargeting — using data mining to deliver a tailored message to a specific subgroup of the electorate — cannot change the fundamentals of an election or make an unlikable candidate suddenly likable.
Increasingly a specific subgroup being described is based on combat (blast) injuries sustained in the Middle East [1].
Again, the proof of efficacy refers to a specific subgroup, namely female patients with menstrual migraine, and cannot be concluded for the general population without further investigation.
In this study, we integrated multiple online resources, including mirTarBase, TarBase, miRanda, miRDB, PITA, and TargetScan, and developed eleven large-scale datasets containing miRNA:mRNA interactions that are consistent among a specific subgroup of above-mentioned online resources.
EURADOS Working Group 3 (WG3) aims at providing information about the correct measurement of the ambient dose equivalent (rate) in the environment and has a specific subgroup (WG3-SG2) that focuses on passive environmental dosimetry.
Unlike self-employed recruiters, it is assumed that large private sector firms are in some way detached from the labor market and cannot target a specific subgroup of job seekers.
However, the proof of efficacy was generated in a specific subgroup, namely migraine patients who responded poorly to sumatriptan, and therefore cannot be concluded for the general population without further investigation.
However, the limitation of their study was that the data were obtained from only a specific subgroup of post-surgical patients that represents a minority of the population usually submitted to invasive haemodynamic monitoring in the intensive care unit (ICU).
