Lower in the hierarchy as to their performance, but with a low standard deviation (fit in more than one policy), seem to be placed actions A1 (Sustainable management of mountainous complexes, protected areas and natural environment) and A4 (Digitization of cultural heritage of the study region – enhancement and promotion of its cultural profile).
Ideally the results would display both a low mean and a low standard deviation, as this indicates that the majority of TF's motifs are close to an enrichment score of 0. For the evaluation of ChIP-Seq datasets with the HADB method, we restricted to those datasets for which we had a PWM for the ChIP'd TF.
This, together with few or no punitive measures, may create a low standard of patient safety as a final result.
The updated bulletin welcomes a new political focus on cities but warns against too much piecemeal, kitsch development, as well as low standards ('we have the worst standards of contemporary housing in the whole of western Europe'), too many overlapping regeneration bodies, plus the lack of real city and regional power, and the continued trend towards monocultural enclaves.
Bangladesh's heavy dependence on agriculture has long contributed to seasonal unemployment among rural farmworkers, as well as to a generally low standard of living in many areas.
The water was used as a low viscosity standard stimulus.
Of the three levels of health institution in rural China, village clinics are usually seen as providing a relatively low standard of care but at the lowest price, whereas county hospitals are considered to have the highest standard of care but are more pricey.
But Lamb said she was disappointed that Exxon declined to explain what would happen if society did in fact adopt policies that would lead to sharply lower emissions, something known broadly as a low-carbon standard.
In rap, as in most popular lyrics, a very low standard is set for rhyme; but this was not always the case with popular music.
What determines the appropriateness of offering a universal standard of care may be scientific criteria or, as Schuklenk argues, may be erroneously conflated with economic criteria such as the low standard of care available in resource-poor settings [ 24].
