The applicability of the In-RATE to published randomized trials in four frequent tumour types (colorectal, non-small cell lung, advanced ovarian and metastatic breast cancers) was suggested to more precisely distinguish the effects of different drugs, and sometimes to detect a significant difference when the published data did not conclude to statistical difference.
In one frequent and banal visual tic, Mr. Knepper, when playing the cult leader Billy Grimm, glances in the direction of the camera — looking at us through the several layers of "Cult," as if to say, 'Isn't this spooky?' " But that's not as bad an idea as the words that flash on screen, almost subliminally, during the title sequence of the fictional show: "Do Not Watch This".
In order for two frequent k-subgraphs to be eligible for joining, they must contain the same (k-1 -subgraph. k-1 -subgraph
A merger entails "a lot of technical issues," Mr. Kelly said, adding that while the Delta-Northwest merger went fairly smoothly for frequent-flier members, the more recent United-Continental merger still hasn't fully smoothed out wrinkles in combining two frequent-flier programs.
There are two frequent artifacts in crowd simulation caused by navigation mesh design.
Two frequent inconsistencies in terminology require clarification.
Based on in silico results, we chose two frequent cutter enzymes (NlaIII and MluCI) for our ddRAD library construction.
Renal insufficiency and low weight, two frequent conditions in elderly patients and associated with higher risk of bleeding (Lopez-Jimenez et al 2006), were often exclusion criteria.
The tool deals with two frequent problems in the analysis of cancer deep-sequencing data: absence of control sample and possible polyploidy of cancer cells.
There exist two frequent obstacles in the analysis of cancer genomes: absence of an appropriate control sample for normal tissue and possible polyploidy.
