Investors could still have finer delineations among bonds if rating agencies added suffixes to the newly triple-A-rated bonds, like Aaa1, Aaa2, and so on, said Roger L. Anderson, executive director for the New Jersey Education Facilities Authority, who has agreed to sign California's letter.
We identified neutral divergence among steelhead trout populations that coincides substantially with current DPS delineations among lineages, as well as MPGs (ICTRT 2003; Good et al. 2005; Ford 2011) demarcated within the Snake River Basin (five MPGs), Middle Columbia River (four MPGs) and Upper Columbia River (one MPG).
There have since been several studies investigating educational techniques to improve target delineation among residents [ 21].
There is not a clear delineation among gene, gene family, and pseudogene, and we feel that it is better to obtain accurate read alignments than to mask regions of low genomic mappability in the reference or apply a post hoc filtering based on gene annotations.
The resulting implications of ubiquitous data-driven motion control could be improved SUV measurements, localization, lesion detection and delineation, CAD applications, motion characterization, among other uses, - all while imposing no changes to routine imaging procedures.
A study from Memorial Sloan-Kettering demonstrated improved head-and-neck target delineation skills among 11 participants after didactic seminar series and hands-on practical image segmentation sessions [ 17].
With the high conformity and steep dose gradient of IMRT, the risk of geographic miss is of special concern, and variation in the delineation criteria among radiation oncologists would make interpretation of pattern of local failure very difficult.
Clear delineation of responsibilities among CM health care professionals, especially the PCP and the case manager, will help PCPs have more time for patients with more complicated chronic conditions.
13 14 Communication barriers in the patient provider encounter and between providers, insufficient support for providers in screening for rehabilitation needs, suboptimal care coordination, lack of clear delineation of responsibility among providers and a mismatch between available services and patient preferences are just some of these explanatory factors.
Their notions of what they can do with their DNA -- or have done to it, as in the case of Jesse Gelsinger, the 18-year-old who died last September in a gene therapy experiment at the University of Pennsylvania -- are colored by delineations of risks, costs and benefits that are supplied by, among others, biomedical scientists, many of them with professional or economic interests in the matter.
Among the first things she discovers about a large, Creole, New Orleans-based family like hers is that racial delineations and stereotypes make no sense at all.
