"It's about ability" 2013 survey It's About Ability campaign was initiated by UNICEF and the Government of Montenegro in September 2010 to address the social exclusion and discrimination of children with disabilities revealed in the knowledge, attitudes and practices survey conducted in August 2010.
DoubleTwist's ability to survey the genome is evidence of the impressive amounts of human DNA data the consortium has been putting into the public database.
Most of the wheeled robots that Mr. Thrun works with have to stay low to the ground, which limits their ability to survey their surroundings.
Accuracy of these methods is largely determined by their ability to survey as much information as possible.
In a new business, industry research, Nye will offer clients the ability to survey experts in his network for $5,000 and up.
Whilst the technical difficulties and cost of testing remains so high relative to the value of the drugs, surely, the regulatory ability to survey the market will remain limited.
Foreign aid to provide the ability to survey through GPS would be a highly leveraged use of American dollars to create one of the essential means to pull undeveloped nations out of poverty.
Add to that, glasses are inherently about looking outwards, away from the body; whereas an in-home, remote-controlled camera offers the ability to survey the self, reflecting how a person looks back to that same person like a high-tech mirror.
Bivariate relationships of responses between RSS homeowners and owners of homes without sprinklers were analyzed using t-tests of proportions with Quantum, SPSS, a commonly used software program designed specifically for market research analysis that provides the ability for survey data to be easily tabulated and analyzed, including tests for statistical significance (Quantum 1997).
The restriction of such context to 'disease' states is artificial, however, and the recent ability to survey entire human genomes for biallelic LOF mutations has revealed a surprising landscape of knockout events in 'healthy' individuals, sparking interest in their role in phenotypic diversity beyond disease causation.
