The dRNA-Seq data enabled conclusions for TSS determination in cases in which read-through transcription of the upstream gene caused by leaky termination prohibits the identification of downstream TSS by conventional RNA-Seq data.
By using a considerably larger total exposure, the SNR of the images at intermediate and low resolutions will be increased, leading to greater accuracy in particle alignment and orientation determination in cases where the accuracy is limited by the signal, which will in turn lead to better reconstructions.
The Supreme Court adopted the community standards approach to obscenity in the 1970's in part to free itself from the need to make its own determinations in case after case.
Coming just a few months after the EEOC issued its historic decision that transgender people are protected by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the EEOC's reasonable cause determination in this case is, to our knowledge, the first time in history that the EEOC has investigated allegations of anti-transgender harassment and ruled for the transgender employee.
Association between variables was tested by simple regression analysis and coefficient of determination (R) in case of non-linear correlation.
Malpractice tort reform can be something as commonsensical as the establishment of medical courts — similar to bankruptcy or admiralty courts — with special judges to make determinations in cases brought by parties claiming injury.
Focus group findings and survey responses revealed frustration among many workers when dealing with medical providers, and moderate levels of confidence in workers' abilities to make accurate determinations in cases involving medical information.
In the mammary gland, these two pathways have been shown to guide MaSC self-renewal cues within the basal lineage, in the case of Wnt [ 3, 9], and luminal lineage determination, in the case of Notch [ 10].
But activist filmmakers open themselves to speculations of whether their art succeeds in creating change — a complex determination, in this case.
