Our results suggest the use of a conditional two-stage strategy, where a liberal single-locus threshold is first used to select loci with marginal effects, and then these markers are used against the full panel for multi-locus analysis.
This conclusion is similar to some previous suggestions [ 5, 19] but not all [ 21], confirming that a liberal single-locus cut-off (i.e., p <.05) greatly reduces the computational task while minimizing the probability of discarding potential epistatic loci.
Of the 14 "liberal" politicians singled out in a list it released last month, nearly every incumbent sits on a panel with a say over energy or agriculture policy.
I'm more of a self-reliance guy; you're more of a big-government-will-solve-your-problems guy". Democrats will note that the health-care law was less than liberals wanted (single payer, anyone?) and that on a number of issues -- Gitmo, Wall Street -- he has chosen a far more centrist course than they would like.
Liberals wanted Single Payer and a public option.
Backing a public option instead of single-payer is now considered a moderate position on healthcare within the party, whereas as recently as 2010 the public option was the default liberal view (single-payer advocates were seen as loons).
Democrats will pin most of their hopes on mobilizing and turning out the coalition of white liberals, minorities, single women and urban voters that put Obama in the White House.
The effect is strong enough to elicit good classification of conservatives from liberals from single-stimulus data, suggesting that emotional processes play a much larger role in structuring our abstract political beliefs than we currently believe.
All of the liberal concern about single motherhood might more usefully be channeled into protecting single mothers, rather than the elaborate clucking and exquisite condescension that get us nowhere.
Conservative MPs, and the single Liberal Democrat on the committee, remain unwilling to clear Mr Campbell.
