But despite Mr. Daschle's suggestion, and requests by a handful of senators for a single select committee to look into the subject, one big investigation seems unlikely, even in the Senate.
Streamlining the cognitive assessment in these studies saves time and money, but these shortcuts can have serious consequences if the aspect of cognitive functioning that is impaired is not tapped by the single selected task.
This set was further reduced to 294 properties by selecting a single (randomly selected) property from those subsets of properties that have mutual Pearson correlation coefficient of 0.9 or higher.
On July 1 , 1569 the Union of Lublin was concluded, uniting Poland and Lithuania into a single, federated state, which was to be ruled by a single, jointly selected sovereign.
Each triticale form was represented by a single, randomly selected plant.
However, it is also the correlation between ratings that would be expected when two random reviewers rate the same record, and thus, it describes the reliability of a single review by a single randomly selected reviewer.
Heterosexual HIV-1 transmission is characterized by a severe genetic bottleneck, in which infection is typically established by a single genetic variant selected from the large and diverse quasispecies typically present in the donor (1 7).
Since no known COG is associated with HP1 or HP2, and SirA-like belongs to a large family of SirA proteins defined by a single COG, we selected a "search by protein sequence" option and set the interactor tool to a protein mode.
He received the most votes among American Leaguers in the inaugural rookie of the year balloting, which was won by the Dodgers' Jackie Robinson, a single winner selected for both leagues.
First suppose that groups with a higher frequency of the group beneficial trait are less likely to suffer extinctions, and that empty habitats are recolonized by individuals drawn from a single randomly selected group (Boyd and Richerson 1990).
