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A post-event analysis shows that the less voted competitors can be identified with reasonable accuracy (Table 3) looking at the Twitter data collected during the airing of the show and in the immediately following hours.
The traditional rule for a legally sufficient description is a writing that furnishes within itself or by reference to some other existing writing the means or data by which the particular land may be identified with "reasonable certainty". In practice, deeds are valid even if the description of the parcel has flaws.
It is to be hoped that deeper analysis of sequences homology/conservation between sequenced genomes will produce additional genetic elements whose positions can be identified with reasonable certainty, so that association conservation can studied for a larger part of the genomes.
If a marker could not be identified with reasonable confidence, e.g. because of interference with a neighbouring band, it was not used for anchoring.
Unfortunately, transcript reconstruction and quantification from RNAseq is not sufficiently reliable to allow tissue-specific filtering of transcripts on the basis of expression at present, but it does permit the most highly expressed transcripts to be identified with reasonable confidence.
Since is was established that similar phenotypes can be identified with reasonable accuracy considering a minimum score of 0.4 (van Driel et al., 2006), we used the same threshold for our work.
Approximately half of the assembled contigs were identified with reasonable confidence as Myxobolus pendula transcripts (Fig. 3).
We conclude that up to 17,506 protein types might exist in blood based on homology to proteins where peptides were obtained and of these about 7,707 of these are identified with reasonable certainty.
For the individual patient, the treatment effect can be re-estimated after each time period, and the trial stopped at any point when the more effective treatment is identified with reasonable statistical certainty [ 50].
Even in cases where the exon of interest resides in a sizeable restriction fragment, a suitable clone can be identified with a reasonable effort.
