How well means-tested programs actually target can be judged from enrollment data and parental reports of participation from the National Household Education Survey (Iruka & Carver, 2006).
Whether the VraSR-inducing linear CAMPs used in this study inhibit cell wall biosynthesis and cause a cell wall defect cannot be judged from our data, but this is the most likely explanation for the similar induction patterns of the VraSR-regulated genes.
Equipotency must therefore be judged from oral comparative RCTs.
The latter one can be judged from the change distribution.
Background staining was judged from appropriate isotype control mAbs.
When position of P y,x) is judged, the data can be accumulated from the beginning to the tail of the run, and the accumulated data can be used for updating of data table.
From the answers, ethical issues concerning confidence, privacy, data and patient security or justice may be judged and weighted.
Moreover, it appears that, when using a numerical model for the determination, their validity can only be judged on the basis of more than one criterion, whether those criteria are obtained from the experimental data or from a numerical model.
From these relics, the intensity can be judged more correctly.
For example, in 1993 1999 mortality from all cancer was 10% higher, and that from breast cancer was 21% higher, than that judged from data on underlying cause alone.
