Whether she can make calls depends on where she stands on her front porch, how she positions herself and, she said, whether "the stars are in alignment".
First, they tend to be precise, declining to make calls in situations where alternative approaches usually deliver a flood of false-positive calls.
Inspectors often make calls to the street where she lives, and she knows neighbours who hide their televisions in cupboards when they see the van.
Harrison said he simply wants to enable iPhone users to make calls outside the U.S., where there is no access to AT&T's network.
Hence, the key difference between the two methods was the ability of SRST2 to make correct calls where assembly + BLAST could not make any call: for read depths ≥15×, SRST2 made a call with the correct allele 99.4% of the time, compared to only 95.7% for assembly analysis (P <1 × 10-15 for diforrence in frequencies of correct allele calls).
The toughest calls I have to make are calls where this happens, soldiers are killed.
She would run down her usual job search checklist: checking Craigslist and Monster.com, and making calls to temporary agencies where she had worked in the past.
She did invest $500 for a highlights tape and $1,000 for her club's recruiting services, which made calls to alert coaches where she was playing.
I saw people with their groceries making calls, scared, not knowing where to run to.
This was an America where doctors still made house calls, where large families still had dinner together, where Mom and apple pie were more than just abstract or antiquated notions.
