His Knoxville speech, as close to a standard set of remarks as any he made in the last week, was a perfect example.
It works as a standard set of wireless headphones, even as it gets to work sending impulses through the skull.
This challenge task series has spurred significant work on dialog state tracking, yielding both numerous new techniques as well as a standard set of evaluation metrics [4].
However, detailed classification of non-LTR retrotransposons, i.e. their assignment to specific clades, is a slow and complex procedure that is not formalized or integrated as a standard set of computational methods and data.
All the genes encoded in each of these sequences were evaluated experimentally and the sequences themselves have been used as a standard set to the evaluation of earliest comparative-based gene prediction programs.
Such P is referred to as a standard set.
The PredictProtein suite is available as a standard set of open source Debian packages.
An Example of Magnitude Estimation of Acceptability Presentation in the laboratory The experiment began with a practice phase during which participants estimated the lengths of seven lines using another line as a standard set to a modulus of 100.
We have selected a set of 48 stable SNP markers with a high discrimination power and a uniform genome distribution (2-3 markers/chromosome), which is proposed as a standard set for grapevine (Vitis vinifera L). genotyping.
15– 17, 22– 26 While the Rome criteria are valuable as a standard set of rules to apply to clinical studies, their current CIC and IBS-C classifications are less useful in the clinic.
We therefore propose that certain age-sensitive variables identified in our study be considered for inclusion within a panel of "validation measures", that once developed, could serve as a standard set of traits to be evaluated in human studies of anti-aging interventions.
