When demanding all markers in the combination to be positive, specificity and accuracy increased but sensitivity dropped markedly.
His great triumph of 1704, by which Britain was made safe from French ambition for the next hundred years, clearly demanded a marker.
Last year, Claire Danes wisely submitted "The Vest," which began with Carrie bouncing around the hospital, demanding colored magic markers, and ended with her getting fired after David Estes discovered her terrifying (but accurate) color-coded timeline of Abu Nazir's activities.
This method is, however, computationally demanding and needs greater marker densities.
This task is especially demanding for dominant biallelic markers such as Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism (AFLP) markers, although they represent an easy way to scan a large number of markers scattered throughout the genome in non-model species [ 4- 6].
Zárate, making his West Ham debut, excelled in the first half against Crystal Palace, buzzing around, demanding the ball, eluding markers and scoring a cracking volley to put his new side on the way to victory.
The common immunohistochemical markers available today are well applicable for subdifferentiation, but a fraction of indistinct cases still remains, demanding upgrades of the panel by new markers.
The Belgian was inspirational, a constant menace demanding the ball and tearing at his markers.
Diagnosis of sepsis in critically ill patients is demanding because of unspecific clinical signs and imprecise traditional markers [3].
In the last decade, it became clear that electromagnetic (gyro kinetic particle-in-cell (PIC) simulations are very demanding in respect to numerical methods and the number of markers used.
Nelson defended the arrangement, saying that he was a longtime opponent of Washington demanding that states pay for programs ― and that he had intended the provision as a "marker" that would inspire other states to demand similar deals.
