Genetic parameters and breeding values obtained by different models were compared to evaluate the consequences of including non-additive effects on genetic evaluation.
These cases are so likely to distort their judgment and inflame their passions that judges on both sides of the political aisle can't reliably evaluate the consequences of a decision to intervene.
As medicine has much improved since our births 19 years ago, even more intense is the need to evaluate the consequences of the more widespread use of fertility-enhancing therapies that may contribute to the rise in multiple births.
Mr McGinnis, who teaches law at Northwestern University, argues that IT can hugely increase people's power to evaluate the consequences of their collective decisions, dissuading them from making foolish choices and helping them make wise ones.
Next, I evaluate the consequences of the slave trade on the "receiving" countries in the Americas.
Methods to evaluate the consequences of such changes will also be highlighted.
How to evaluate the consequences of disturbance events with such two-sided effects is challenging, requiring a new methodology.
To evaluate the consequences of lifetime, severe and untreated isolated growth hormone deficiency (IGHD) on vocal and laryngeal function.
An experimental study in pigs was designed to evaluate the consequences of normothermic ischemia in hypothermic isolated renal perfusion (HP).
Because the Seville plant was not involved in the Airbus collaboration, its managers lacked the perspective to evaluate the consequences of teaming up with McDonnell Douglas.
For this reason, sensitivity analyses are conducted which evaluate the consequences of spatially shifted production and application of the flow regulator.
