The 74-gene signature derived using Fisher's summary statistic showed a modest capacity to separate samples into pathogenicity groups and to predict test set pathogenicity.
Lacor hospital is 6 km west of Gulu town; it is a 482 bed capacity teaching hospital 16 and a sentinel site for infectious disease surveillance in northern Uganda, and has a laboratory with the capacity to separate and store frozen plasma.
Finally, an EGF stimulation assay demonstrated the instrument's capacity to separate the kinase activity on epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR, ErbB1, HER1) from other target proteins.
Andrew J. Leach, a business professor at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, said that to keep large plants running at full capacity to separate that oil and upgrade it into synthetic crude, Suncor buys substantial volumes of bitumen from Petro-Canada.
The intelligence establishment was overwhelmed by data and didn't have the capacity to separate the "noise" from what, benefiting from the lucidity of hindsight, we know now to have been useful pieces of information.
Moreover, the yield stress determined from the optimum curve fitting is derived from strains beyond the yield point and, hence, has the capacity to separate the solid solution and grain size effects from that of the yield phenomenon.
Another important step Jesus took is demonstrating the capacity to separate forgiveness from reconciliation.
It would place an unrealistic amount of trust in our children that they have the capacity to separate the rewards from the risks.
Nevertheless, Clemmer and co-workers showed that this approach lacks the peak capacity to separate large numbers of isomers.
The mitochondrial seed hypothesis has the capacity to separate the origin of eukaryotes from the origin of introns, leaving open the possibility that the cell that engulfed the ancestor of mitochondria was a sexually outcrossing eukaryote cell.
