Investors who picked a fund on January 1 , 1997that survived, had a 22percentt chance of selecting an outperforming fund, but they had a 79percentt chance of picking a fund that would underperform, be liquidated or have a life cycle too convoluted for the study to untangle.
The ML tree obtained in this study demonstrates convoluted, nested structures of species within the Liseola section.
In our study, scanned convoluted adult worms exhibited drastic tegumental and sucker alteration, with noticeable host leucocytic attachment to their surfaces.
The researchers studied a convoluted relationship among two parasitic species, a wasp and a blue butterfly, and a European ant, Myrmica schencki.
This is particularly suited to sub-cellular studies of convoluted capillary beds.
Genetic association studies in complex disorders are convoluted by the multifactorial nature of these disorders, further complicating investigations of comorbidity.
Thus far, the role of targeted therapy in the perioperative management of MIBC is convoluted because of the limited data from clinical studies.
James Sallis's recently published study, "Chester Himes: A Life" (Walker; $28), is disorganized and convoluted, and not the Himes biography we need.
To study the effect of the source spatial distribution, the collected intensity was convoluted with the source spatial profile as discussed by Wang et al. [ 29].
Other AFM studies (e.g. [35]) have shown that under some conditions ssDNA forms convoluted structures visibly distinguishable from dsDNA, which is characteristically linear and uncontorted.
