Still, doing away with this artificial designation would cause a rethink of old investment prospectuses and regulations, which lock in the importance of a privileged few.
If one ignores the potentially artificial designation between initialisation and implementation and looks at the entire period from 1996 2000 to 2004 2006, the results in Table 2 suggest that 21 of the 35 cancer-gender combinations are at least going in the right direction (i.e., decreasing inequality), though they are imprecisely estimated and may also reflect ceiling effects.
Unspoken, but just as important: The change means that fans no longer have to vote for mediocre big men just to conform with an artificial positional designation.
M0 is arguably an artificial disease stage designation, as there is a high likelihood that systemic micro-metastases are missed by commonly used imaging tools (CT and bone scintigraphy).
Most of the characters in this film both human and replicant die and it is the quality of those deaths that define a character's humanity, not their designation as artificial or natural.
Improving such artificial and often ambiguous taxonomic designations, however, will require larger genomic datasets and more carefully designed sampling of natural populations.
Aliyev had received a letter from President Medvedev telling him that if Azerbaijan supported the designation of the Bolshevik artificial famine in Ukraine as "genocide" at the United Nations, "then you can forget about seeing Nagorno-Karabakh ever again".
The designation of RWP-support is somewhat artificial, in that RWP support was only identified at the facility level.
The strength and direction of correlation between ACR examination scores and exam result was assessed with a biserial correlation coefficient, as the dichotomous designation of passing or failing the RCPSC exam is an artificial one defined by the college examiners [ 3].
In this case, the optimal input/output designation for flexible measure is one that optimizes the efficiency of the artificial average unit.
