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Yet Jamaica, to its credit, has by global standards achieved a robust democracy.

One patient achieved a robust response relative to baseline: + 16.2% hemoglobin; + 32.9% platelets; − 2.8% liver volume; and − 14.4% spleen volume.

In line with previous work [13] [14], [30; for review see 37], verbal reports during no-mask trials achieved a robust level of accuracy whereas mask trials operated at chance.

We cannot exclude that in the near future MALDI-TOF MS may allow discriminating methicillin resistant from sensitive Staphylococcus isolates, as suggested by some authors [11], [12], but, probably because of the polyphyletic nature of this resistance [13], we have not yet achieved a robust typing at this level.

If all Z-stat values in the image are then shifted and rescaled in order to achieve a central null component having zero mean and unit variance, we have achieved a robust correction for the original temporal DoF (because by definition, if these have been correctly handled, a true Z-stat image should have these characteristics for the 'unactivated' voxels).

Based on the evaluation of shRNAs targeting either exogenous DsRed2 or endogenous ID1 and P65 genes, we demonstrate that the co-expression of shRNA and AGO2 in a single vector achieved a robust gene silencing outcome.

"It has to be resolved in 2015 to achieve a robust agreement," Li added.

That is compounding the current weakness and making it harder to achieve a robust recovery from last year's recession.

Gravity debuted with £6.24m, including £619,000 in previews, going on to achieve a robust £27.1m by year's end, and £32.7m by the end of its run.

If schools were truly interested in achieving a robust exchange of ideas, why would they limit preferences to African-Americans and Hispanics?

Because the placebo effect is so high, large numbers of patients must be enlisted in clinical trials to achieve a robust, or statistically "significant," result, which means that only drug companies can afford the expense.