Importantly, a predictive tool derived from the purpose-built clinical registry and administrative data had even greater predictive ability.
The extent to which an identity and the representations related to it are shared within a group will thus also derive from the purpose they are serving and how significant it is for the group (Breakwell 1993).
All inhalation exposure data are derived from the AESOP Study, the purpose of which is to evaluate population-level exposure to PCBs in urban (EC) and rural (CJ) cohorts.
In fact, physical cues are another layer of important information derived from the antigens for the purposes of regulating B cell activation and subsequent responses (Liu et al., 2015).
Our recommendation for clinical purposes, derived from the study results, is to use the total scale of the HADS, because it has the best AUC parameters, and it is easier to handle one scale than two.
Comparative data, especially if adjusted using a risk function empirically derived from the observed population, serve many purposes and have the potential to provide insight and improve the quality of care.
There are a number of possible features that can be derived from the speed profile for this purpose: A key feature in speed profiles is the times where trains are stationary: these will almost certainly correspond to the train being stabled out of service, stopped at a station or stopped at a signal.
But, Scalia and Garner insist, "the purpose must be derived from the text" and not the other way around.
The true biological network used for comparison purposes was derived from the yeast cell cycle pathway [ 23- 25].
The reason to count SNPs in these categories is that for some purposes, SNPs derived from the wildcat Nancy are not as useful as SNPs derived from the domesticated cat breeds.
In addition, the genes derived from the OPLS-DA analysis for classification purposes enabled the creation of a model that could accurately predict the affection status of all the liver samples.
