More generally, both MR and SEM in our suggestive framework are designed to detect only linear relationships and targeted on a small set of variables, which were statistically significantly cross-associated with one another (that is, SNP-MET-LIP set).
Needing to improve drastically, he devised a unique training regime using 10 rubbish bins as obstacles to dribble round and targets on a wall for shooting practice.
This is why it is important to have work and life structure, treating your PhD like a job with set working hours and targets on a short, medium and long term basis.
"It is wrong for members of the United States Congress and the president to propose to use the taxing authority of the government in a manner that is arbitrary, punitive and targeted on a single group of people," said Senator Judd Gregg, Republican of New Hampshire, and the party's senior member of the budget committee.
However, with the introduction of ARV (Antiretroviral) therapy there is increasing need for integration of services[ 4] and targeting on both a population and individual basis.
Therefore, an advantage of our method is that it is suitable for screening a huge number of drug candidate compounds and target proteins on a large scale.
JP Morgan Cazenove has cut its recommendation and target prices on a number of UK companies, sending their shares lower.
Suppose that we are given drug candidate compounds and we want to predict unknown interactions between the compounds and target proteins on a genome-wide scale.
Participants' feet positions were fed back in a virtual environment (i.e., a path with obstacles and targets) presented on a monitor in front of them.
Former Liverpool and England striker Emile Heskey, 36, ballooned a ball high and wide of a target on a live television show.
