And thirdly, it attests to the fact that using international test development standards can contribute to the development of a reliable instrument with evidence of construct validity for the measurement of EBM knowledge acquisition.
As the Porsches attest, that may not be easy.
The D-LUX 4 is a gateway drug and anyone who has used an M8 will attest that when you use Leica glass on a Leica body you get some amazing shots.
Hence, the studies included in this meta-analysis did not attest that the use of HME in the ICU setting reduced the VAP incidence or affected mortality rates.
He admitted that we have seen that investment banks do sometimes make the wrong calls as the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 would attest, but he suggested that banks that used data instead of human ego came out of that in better shape.
Historical records, based on eyewitness accounts, attest that Bedouin tribes used the long stone walls, known as desert kites and which ranged for up to tens of kilometers, to wantonly slaughter migrating gazelle herds in the 19th and early 20th centuries, much as settlers of the American West massacred buffalo and the antelope-like pronghorn around the same time.
If one considers the NCTC11168 annotation as the correct one, we now obtain a false-negative rate of 0.06% and a percentage of false-positive calls of 0.6%, which attest that Illumina technology can be used on small genomes to get an accurate view of a species pan-genome and that most mistakes are made at the gene call step, not during assembly.
Anyone who has come home from school carrying a sprouting bean in a foam cup can attest that growing plants has long been used as a teaching tool.
Most respondents who make use of model-driven approaches attest that productivity and portability are the key advantages of their use.
That is because using a trademark as a noun could weaken its uniqueness, as the trademark lawyers for brands like Band-Aid, Kleenex and Xerox could attest.
