In particular for detection and assessment of idiosyncratic DILI, attention needs to be given to outliers in a dataset rather than just mean and median values of liver tests.
"Performance" was language as it was used every day: ephemeral sentences, made imperfect by slips of the tongue, lapses of attention, idiosyncratic mistakes, odd neighborhood locutions.
The authors suggested that trainees go through a developmental phase characterised by idiosyncratic patterns of attention allocation and eye movements.
We replicated the qualitative result of highly idiosyncratic topography of attention-related activity to individuals, manifested both in the beta bands, and previously studied slow potential distributions [2].
Meanwhile, his hip-hop image and idiosyncratic background caught the attention of the media, making Jero a cult among teenagers.
Edifice Rex is edited like an online magazine for people with expensive, idiosyncratic tastes and short attention spans.
Tally up all the bereft fathers video-chatting with college-age daughters, bored teenagers making videos for other bored teenagers and geeks mashing up existing content to hilarious effect, and there is ferocious, idiosyncratic competition for consumers' attention.
Several quite idiosyncratic works caught readers' attention, such as Greil Marcus's knotty argument in The Shape of Things to Come: Prophecy and the American Voice and playwright David Mamet's polemical The Wicked Son: Anti-Semitism, Self-Hatred, and the Jews.
And the mind reels at what Wes Anderson's singular storytelling, idiosyncratic sensibilities and hyper attention to cultural details could do with this story.
Mr Knausgaard used the title "Mein Kampf" to attract attention to an idiosyncratic book about himself.
