Theoretical predictions [ 2] as well as empirical data concerning the structure and distribution of LD in the human genome [ 3] suggest that analyses on this scale will probably be adequate for whole genome association studies targeted at common disease variants.
Having suddenly jumped in with both feet, France faces the daunting prospect of fighting a protracted, increasingly nasty counter-insurgency campaign without adequate or whole-hearted backing from its Nato and regional allies.
In the law's present form, if one subgroup — like special-education students — fails to make adequate progress, the whole school fails.
Mr. Laird said that the Putnam Trail, as it now exists with tree roots and mud, was "O.K. for runners, but isn't adequate for the whole panoply of users like bicyclists or people with wheelchairs or families with strollers".
The work in [15] also gives a method for estimating the noise variance that is on the whole adequate except it may not provide correct estimates of the noise variance at low SNRs.
This is, e.g., Boring's position: "Wundt never held that the experimental method is adequate to the whole of psychology: the higher processes, he thought, must be got at by the study of the history of human nature, his Völkerpsychologie" (Boring, 1950: 328).
Furthermore, an adequate volume of whole blood was available for blood As analyses only for a subset of 193 pairs.
Normothermia during cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) raises the question of adequate regional and whole body oxygen delivery under conditions of hemodilutional anemia [ 2].
Knowing the events causing VO2/DO2 mismatch during rewarming is important in this phase of TH for monitoring and assuring adequate cerebral and whole body oxygen delivery.
Forward genetic approaches have not been widely applied in Plasmodium research because of the lack of adequate tools for whole genome analysis.
