The Hall's effect is important, because it enables us to make measures of mobility and concentration of carriers, and gives insight into the mechanism of conductivity in semiconductors.
Third, many complexes are small (that is, composed of two or three proteins), making measures of important topological features, such as density, ineffectual.
Principal components (PCs) (and other estimates of systematic variation) are directly constructed from the genomic variables themselves, making measures of statistical significance artificially inflated when using conventional methods due to over-fitting.
These factors make measures of time to disease progression (e.g., progression-free survival (PFS) or time to progression (TTP)) attractive alternatives to OS. Measures of PFS/TTP generally require fewer patients and/or shorter follow-up to detect statistically significant differences between the treatment groups, and are not confounded by use of subsequent therapies upon disease progression.
That's how British public service works, at least in theory, but it makes measuring the effectiveness of the cogs very difficult.
Such a range of goals makes measuring results difficult.
Given the run of the gallery, she makes measured use of it.
DoubleDutch is hoping to make measuring the success of your event as easy as skipping rope, and now they've got some more cash to make it happen.
As it happens Mr. Smith, a professor of architecture at the University of Notre Dame, has for years been studying Colonnade Row, making measured drawings of the surviving houses and interiors.
This makes naïve measures of selection on proteins (like dN/dS) potentially poor predictors of functional change.
