A spatially weighted average of inherent productivity score was calculated for each soil mapping unit on the basis of the proportional areal shares of the STUs within the mapping units.
The corresponding inherent productivity scores were assigned to each STU in the SGDBE.
An analysis of the problems inherent to scoring function development is also made, including issues in dataset creation and limitations in descriptor utility when viewed from the perspective of docking mode resolution.
This deficiency has a substantial effect on the reported differences between exposed and controls, since FISH assays are subject to correction for background and sensitivity errors and due to statistical limitations inherent in scoring of FISH assays, a minimum of 200 cells are typically required in order to report a valid result in a clinical setting.
This highlights the subjective nature of IHC scoring, and the inherent difficulty in arbitrary scoring of a continuous (staining intensity) trait.
In addition, corresponding confidence intervals for mean scores were provided based on the standard error of measurement (SEM) to indicate the level of accuracy inherent in the scores.
Given that, sparkling orchestral effects were still often achieved, with more subtle felicities inherent in the scores, however, only occasionally realized.
(Rows 712 717) But, weight was also given to the meaning inherent in end scores, as these described a specific level of functional ability.
Our study has several limitations, including its retrospective design and the use of immunohistochemical methodology, which has inherent limitations, including scoring of staining.
Without the presence of a control group to assess whether there is an inherent decrease in scores on the EDE-Q across time, it is not possible to conclude which of the two explanations is the more plausible.
