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But that doesn't mean the end of identification itself.
The accuracy of the identification itself has almost always been summarized with a measure known as diagnosticity, which is simply a ratio of correct and incorrect identification probabilities.
The results suggest that though a word's plausibility may have a measurable influence as early as the first fixation duration on the target word, in fact plausibility may be influencing only a post-lexical processing stage, rather than lexical identification itself.
Furthermore, peak identification itself is facilitated with a powerful feature: MeltDB 2.0 offers a new Reference list tool to save peaks of measured reference substances as Reference in the MeltDB database.
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America's identification of itself with these qualities, the film implies, was a delusion belonging to the innocent, halcyon but long-lost era of the 40s, in which the action takes place.
China's identification of itself with that of the Third World and Africa and sharing a strong sense of ideological affinity besides its foreign policy principles based on non-interference can be singled out as factors that have bound them together to the extent of what is being debated today.
Instead, we agree with Rossel who argues that we should make "our assumptions as explicit as possible, and part of the weak signal identification process itself (i.e. taking into account the different usages we have of weak signals, according to our diverse roles and contextual interests)" [11].
Aside from the variant identification approach itself, a number of optional auxiliary steps have been recommended to improve the quality of NGS-derived variants.
"It's never been about ideology," said Jon Shure, president of New Jersey Policy Perspective, a research group that avoids partisan identification but describes itself as "progressive".
4. For an account of this resurgence, see Kymlicka and Norman 1994. 5. See, for instance, Cohen 1989, 248 where citizenship as a form of membership is defined as: "an exclusive category that forms the basis of a special tie and affords a social status and a pole of identification that can itself become a rather thick and important identity able to generate solidarity, civic virtue and engagement".
Although these were predicted by docking, we do not consider their identification remarkable in itself, as they could have been predicted by any pharmaceutical chemist familiar with β2AR agonists.
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