The prison medical record diagnoses matched moderately well with the MINI, thus suggesting that the prison system does a reasonable job in screening for PD among the inmates, although the kappa values suggest that significant improvements can be made for certain diagnoses.
Since most of the primary tumors studied in the LHC-BS analysis had a well or moderately differentiated histology, we obtained 39 well-to-moderately and 39 moderately differentiated HCCs together with their matched adjacent tissues (Additional file 10: Table S6).
The moderately regressive MFH matching grade IV of Salzer-Kuntschik classification [ 12] indicated an only moderate response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
Another important point observed in Fig. 3 is that our proposed algorithms offer a moderately higher cost than the matched filter, the conventional SIC, and the PIC, whereas they provide a considerable performance advantage over these schemes, resulting in an attractive trade-off between complexity and performance.
Seventeen cases of this tumor located exclusively in the mouth were compared to 26 cases of poorly differentiated squamous cell carcinoma and 28 cases of well to moderately differentiated squamous cell carcinoma matched by stage and tumor site.
Similarly, the trial types predicted using the simple method matched the actual ones moderately well only at the junction.
Similarly, trial types predicted using this method matched actual trial types moderately well only in replays at the junction.
Purine-to-purine intrastrand hole transport between adjacent matched base pairs is also moderately efficient (AG > AA > GG).
"I am sure we must try to move patiently and moderately," he said, conceding that he had probably not matched the soaring expectations that followed his 1997 victory.
The most ideal food was that which most closely matched the humor of human beings, i.e. moderately warm and moist.
All samples were matched to the tissues analyzed using RNA-Seq, with the exception of the moderately differentiated samples (see Table 2).
