If ethnographers cannot provide a perfect, scientifically verifiable representation of reality, how can anyone judge the contribution of an ethnographic work?
Mutmap was developed on the basis of bulked segregation analysis (BSA) by calculating a parameter (SNP-index) to judge the contribution of an allele to the mutant phenotype.
As tryptophan metabolism may occur not only via IDO but also via hepatic tryptophan 2,3-dioxygenase (TDO), a concomitant determination of immune activation marker neopterin is suitable to judge the contribution of inflammation in changes of tryptophan levels [ 12].
Since plasma TNFα levels were beyond the detection limit of the assay in both experimental groups (data not shown), we cannot judge the contribution of circulating TNFα to vascular eNOS downregulation.
We also measured plasma S-100β protein concentration as a biomarker of central nervous system injury, and plasma interleukin (IL -6 and tumor necrosIL -6ctor (TNF)-α concentrandons tumordge the conecrosison ofactoremic inflammaTNF -αo POCD.
In order to judge the contribution of the extension of field trials to the accuracy of prediction of genomic selection, cross-validation across genotype was performed separately within population A and population B for grain yield and plant height based on increasing numbers of environments, that is, location-year combinations (CVG Env; Figure 3).
Both sides, in fact, have formally asked the judge to toss the contributions of the other side's experts.
In relation to parental feeding practices, this could imply that promotion focused parents are more able to see the relationship between various parts of a diet and more globally judge the contribution each of these parts has on their goal (a healthy child diet).
The concept of a set appears deceivingly simple, at least to the trained mathematician, and to such an extent that it becomes difficult to judge and appreciate correctly the contributions of the pioneers.
Although the shortlist features only two contributions from small presses – Capildeo's collection, published by Carcanet, and Robinson's, published by Liverpool University Press – Padel said the judges "applaud the contribution of new and independent poetry publishers".
