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We applied different correction rates from 5 to 30%, 40%, or 50% (by 5% increment with maximum correction dictated by the published quality controls in place for each dataset) across node negative samples and estimated the PAM50 subtype and ROR-S at each normal correction rate.

He said: "When we are told that our nine front page notices of correction are inadequate, it is as well to recall that never before have there been any front page corrections dictated by a regulator...ever".

Justice Kagan, writing for the court, said the relevant federal law, which instructed judges that "imprisonment is not an appropriate means of promoting correction and rehabilitation," dictated the result.

And he pointed to Ipso's "power to dictate which correction should be published, the words which should be used, where the correction should be put and how it should be presented, in which font size and with which headline".

Here, an edge between two solid k-mers records the correction of the region dictated by the path found between those k-mers.

In contrast, K-selected organisms such as eukaryotes can tolerate module expansion within confines of rates of error correction in DNA replication and growth conditions dictated by the environment.

A possible account for the parallel changes feedback control and adaptation is that the correction of each hand in the last trial dictates how much the movement should adapt in the next [6].

Obama voters like me are apoplectic that the president does not seem to be steering the ship of state so much as he is making minor course corrections to the routes dictated by the minority party.

As the number of functional repeats in human KNL1 dictates the efficiency of attachment error-correction (Vleugel et al. 2013), selective pressures may have called for rapid adaptability of the number of BUB molecules that can bind kinetochores.

Acquisition, correction, and stabilization of kinetochore-microtubule (k-MT) attachments are dictated by a tight balance of kinase and phosphatase activities at the centromere and kinetochore (Funabiki and Wynne, 2013).

Under a minority-group model, these measures are dictated primarily by a demand for recognition, and for the correction of past misrecognition – the deliberate and negligent exclusion of people with disabilities from every aspect of social, political, and economic life.

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