And while we're about it, Sillitoe's story has the rare merit of being referenced by both Iron Maiden (The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner) and Belle and Sebastian (The Loneliness of the Middle-Distance Runner).
Relatively low persistence of phase reported here implies that the use of multi-breed panels estimating SNP effects for genomic selection will likely be limited, especially when using low density genotypes, but the merit of combining reference haplotypes for genotype imputation should be further investigated.
Although the relative merits of using reference ranges to define anemia rather than relative change from baseline is not yet settled, we believe that drops in hemoglobin ≥2 g/dl represent a change from the patient's usual baseline that is clinically informative and may warrant further clinical examination.
Your best option would be to verify the new owner's merits -- letters of reference from past customers?
The other schemes with truncation selection also have merit as reference points.
Most of all, your academic record, your references, and the scientific merit of your research proposal will determine whether you get the fellowship.
Theo Hannides outlines the challenges of conducting research during an emergency and explores the relative merits of local and mass media, referencing responses to the Nepal earthquakes, Ebola epidemic, Syrian refugee crisis and the 2014 crisis in Gaza.
Certainly, a merit of the model.
It is wholly in accord with the book that the two great historians of empire, Gibbon and Mommsen, should merit multiple references.
Here, the authors argue that, apart from an attribution of scientific merit, references in scientific literature often serve as a tool to guide and orient the reader, to simplify scientific writing and to associate the work with a particular scientific community.
