Both controls and Parkin mutation carriers showed above-chance emotion recognition accuracy for both clear-cut (90 10%) and fuzzy (70 30%) morphed emotional facial expressions (Fig. 2; clear-cut morphs, controls 85% correct, Parkin mutation carriers 84% correct; fuzzy morphs, controls 82% correct, mutation carriers 76% correct; chance 16%).
This parameter has been related to postoperative survival, some studies demonstrating an association between short vDT and poorer prognosis, although the relationship is not clear cut [72 74].
Why, he was asked today, after his clear-cut triumph last year, do so many people say this is an open race and then list seven, eight and nine candidates for victory?
They typically replant fields that were clear-cut months earlier and often work for contractors that plant for big corporations.
The Ministry of Justice, however, maintains that the distinction between the two models "is not necessarily clear-cut".On November 25th Britain's Supreme Court will finally rule on a case brought by the Office of Fair Trading, a competition watchdog, against a group of banks and a building society for allegedly excessive overdraft charges.
A 115-year-old stand of mixed Pinus sylvestris and Picea abies in central Sweden was clear-cut in March 1999.
They have been referred to as clear/pure and strong, as well as real professions, since the features of these professions are more clear-cut (Noordegraaf 2007).
"That was not clear-cut even two weeks ago".
The beginnings of today's protected areas were established in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries: Pennsylvania's state legislature authorized the acquisition of abandoned clear-cut land in 1897, creating the state forest system.
It seemed like a clear-cut liability case; since last month, Sanlu has been at the center of China's biggest contaminated food crisis in years.
Two boreal first-order streams, of which one was clear-cut harvested in 2006, were compared during the 2005 2011 study period.
