For instance, base call progressions at the end of reads, such as those in the data sets D1, D4, D5 (D), and D7 (see Table S1), suggest that users should make use of trimming techniques like that presented by Qu et al. [16].
It's called progression, I think.
I found it was missing what I called progression and retention [of BAME staff].
With like-minded disc jockey-programmers, including Nookie, he added jazz chords, eerie noises and more in what he called progression sessions.
To remove noise, digitised tracking data were pre-processed (by applying appropriate filters to smooth the x, y coordinates; Hen et al., 2004), and the obtained coordinates were divided into episodes of forward locomotion (called progression) and episodes of small movements or immobility (called lingering), as described previously (Golani et al., 1993; Drai et al., 2000; Drai & Golani, 2001).
A big question for the committee was whether the delay in tumor worsening — a measure called progression-free survival — was really meaningful to patients, or whether it would be necessary to show that a drug lengthens life.
He said the agency had approved other cancer drugs based on their ability to delay the worsening of cancer, a measure called progression-free survival, but that the F.D.A. still favored overall survival as the standard.
For renal cancer patients, Avastin gives the average patient an additional 4.8 months of what's called "progression-free survival" — meaning that the tumors don't grow and the cancer doesn't spread for that amount of time.
Over 24 weeks of daily treatment with oral itraconazole, the investigators tracked the length of time for each patient's prostate cancer to worsen (called progression-free survival).
But wouldn't it make sense, if not to cut taxes, at least to end underhand tax rises?Bracket creep, or what the Germans call "cold progression", results when pay rises only compensate for inflation but still push their recipients into a higher tax bracket.
