How did she define "better than average?" She didn't.
Importantly, these subnetworks are detectable during different behavioral states and, surprisingly, are defined better by "common noise" than task-evoked responses.
Although the strains in this study were isolated from many different ecological habitats, a number of lines of evidence suggest that the groups they form are defined better by geographic differentiation than by ecological niche.
#ArielSharon January 13 , 2014Michael Shuval (@MichaelShuval) Army chief, Benny Gantz: "Arik, the commander, you had many titles, but this one defined you better than all".
The lower limit of quantitation of 8-oxo-dGuo added to the H358 cells (as defined by better than 20% precision and accuracy between 80% and 120%) was 0.01 ng/10 cells (n = 5) after subtraction of the endogenous 8-oxo-dGuo (0.036 ng; n = 5).
It is important to acknowledge that similarities in the direction and characteristics of administrative reforms adopted during the 1980s and 1990s define NPM better than by any well-defined doctrine or suite of adoption administrative tools.
That nuance defines authenticity better than a panel discussion ever could.
Of all the monuments constructed of humanity and deity, none continue to define us better than The Coliseum -- what we were, are, and will be, crumbling like glorious columns of marble.
I couldn't take it any longer, oops !!!, I was high that day and I lost it, I told him not to talk to me about patience, I knew all about patience and I can define patience better than the Oxford dictionary, I was overwhelmed with frustration, I went home and just cried uncontrollably" (Mary, 37 years old with 12 years of primary infertility).
