In the past twenty years a vast new body of extreme value theory was developed, referred to as 'peaks over threshold modeling.' This theory allows the use in the analysis of all data exceeding a sufficiently high threshold, a feature that may result in improved extreme value estimates.
Sidhu couldn't have known it at the time, but the software Sidhu and i2 were developing (referred to as supply-chain management) would become the cornerstone of business-to-business (B2B) exchanges and electronic marketplaces, which are today being built by hundreds of large and small companies.
Blood test like the one Dr. Oxnard developed, referred to as a "liquid biopsy," might be superior for some patients to the standard lung tissue biopsy process, which poses risks to the patient, is painful, and requires weeks before genetic testing results are produced -- critical time lost to waiting.
The transgenic mice we developed (referred as "Bax mice", Figure 1B) integrated a bidirectional construct in which a TRE responsive minimal CMV (CytoMegaloVirus) promoter drives the expression of two Bax proteins fused with different green fluorescent protein spectral mutants (ECFPBax & EYFPBax, Figures 1A & 1B).
In the course of this study a new protocol was developed referred to as 'post-incubation vaccine protocol'.
The deletion process was performed by the application of a codon-based oligonucleotide method that we developed, referred to as 'truncagenesis'truncagenesis
For detection of annexin A2 protein in human serum, a double-antibody sandwich ELISA was developed, referred to the approach described previously (31).
Based on the knowledge that primary events are mainly the five recurrent IgH translocations, specific trisomies and the almost uniform expression of cyclin D genes, a classification scheme, based on the GEP spikes, was developed (referred to as TC classification).
The Power of the Daleks will be developed referring to audio recordings of the show, stills and film clips.
Similar considerations could be developed referring to femininity, since feminine societies (like Iran) devote to social aims more than masculine ones (like Italy).
