These trials will have sufficient statistical power to detect a substantial reduction in ischaemic heart disease, but will not be able to pick up important, but modest, changes in the risk of cancer [ 7].
Will an investigator be able to pick out the important variants out of a list of millions of positions?
"I tried to structure it so you can go away this weekend without me there, and you can look at those slides and, hopefully, you'll be able to pick out the important stuff".
No single detection method is able to pick up all these important variants.
Over time the system is able to pick out not only the most important actor, but potential important actors, and the events with which they are associated.
So Britain may be able to pick the measures it thinks important, and perhaps to get their worst features fixed.
The paper ends by suggesting that the present system of evaluation rewards short-term success, and argues that it would be more beneficial to develop evaluation procedures that stretch over a longer period and are therefore able to pick up emerging areas of important technology supported by public programmes.
While you don't have to love every single subject that comes your way, you should be motivated enough to listen to your teachers, to avoid texting your friends, and to be focused enough to really hear what your teacher is telling you, and to be able to pick up on the most important aspects of each lesson.
"When the negotiations get tough and there are sticking points, that's when it's important to be able to pick up the phone and say, 'George,' or, 'Al, I really need your help on this one,' " said Kenneth Courtis, vice chairman of Goldman Sachs Asia, who attended the group's chief executive meeting.
"But just being able to pick it up and raise the level in the important moments, that's what it's all about, to be able to do that".
