For validation purposes and to address whether our classifications correspond convincingly to known examples of CIMP phenotypes from the literature, we compared our method with previously published results from TCGA that were also based on hierarchical clustering of DNA methylation levels.
He runs Poland's newly emollient foreign policy fairly convincingly and knows Afghanistan from cold-war days.
As played by Mr. West (best known — and convincingly American — as a Baltimore detective in the HBO series "The Wire"), Ben Butley would seem to rule unconditionally his little corner of the universe, within the English department of a red-brick university.
It may prove hard for tobacco firms to argue convincingly that plaintiffs should have known about the risks of smoking when they never took one puff on a cigarette.
During two runs, 9 atoms of 271Ds were convincingly detected by correlation with known daughter decay properties: Pb + Ni → Ds + n The IUPAC/IUPAP Joint Working Party JWPP) recognised the GSI team as discoverers in their 2001 report.
Review by Itai Yanai, Department of Biology, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology 1) In this paper, Sabath et al. propose a convincingly simple explanation for a known genomic bias without recourse to positive selection.
(He even claims, semi-convincingly, not to know what people meant when they called the sitcom "meta": "I've looked it up a number of times.
Who is going to say no to the Rev. Al Sharpton, who convincingly argues that he is as well known as anybody in the field?
The biggest early disappointment for the United States was the performance of Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson, who were beaten convincingly in the fourballs and the foursomes, otherwise known as alternate shot.
The 6-foot-1 comedic actress has more than convincingly displayed poor bike-riding skills as Camilla Cholmeley-Browne, affectionately known as Chummy, on the period drama.
