In the best case, having sequences of viruses on file, located to particular countries or even to particular regions within countries, will give vital information after a novel virus is spotted in a hospital.
The gay couple in our best case had a smaller estate, in part because they were careful to title their home as tenants-in-common, so only the deceased partner's half of the home was taxable.
In the best case, having more than one unit investigate corruption can be a "force multiplier," in the words of one investigator, but more often, it can slow cases down and lead to confusion over who should take the lead, several investigators said.
The adjusted odds ratios showed that compared to children sleeping under no net, or an untreated net with holes, children sleeping under an ITN with no holes (the best case) had reduced odds of infection (OR = 0.65, 95% CI: 0.55 0.77 in Equatorial Guinea; OR = 0.81, 95% CI: 0.56 1.18 in Malawi).
However, the relatively low density of these maps, with an average of less than one marker per 2 Mb of DNA in the best cases, has limited their utility for other applications.
These participants, purposively selected and representative of a best-case, had an abundance of support structures.
For example, Cao et al. (2014) obtain a Mercury-like dynamo when convection is driven by volumetrically distributed buoyancy sources and the core-mantle boundary heat flux peaks at low latitudes; their best fitting case has R m=75.
Lillard could make the best case for having been snubbed.
The produced results show excellent correlation between the measured and the calculated values with the worst case scenario having a coefficient of determination r = 0.8902 and the best case scenario having an r = 0.9961.
The best case I've seen for electronic books, however, arrived just last month, on the Web site of The New York Review of Books.
