After some fussed-over near-concept albums in the late 70's and early 80's that happened to be gorgeous, he mysteriously settled into the life of just another jazz musician.
Using semantic similarity or counting the minimum edge distance of two terms in the GO graph, would result in an overestimation of performance [2] and would not account for particular cases where near concepts in the graph may be biologically unrelated.
Co-expression modules of varying size (2, 3, 5, 10, 20 and 40 genes) were identified based upon the "nearest neighbor" concept.
Despite increased interest in the near miss concept, the measurement of maternal near-miss cases and severe maternal outcomes remained non-standardized [ 3] and therefore WHO undertook a collaborative international process to establish internationally agreed criteria for near-miss cases [ 4– 7].
The main objectives of this study are to determine the prevalence of maternal near-miss cases in a worldwide network of health facilities, evaluate the quality of care using the maternal near-miss concept and the criterion-based clinical audit, and develop the near-miss concept in neonatal health.
Engineers and scientists at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratoryy have teamed up with NASA's Goddard and Johnson space flight centers to devise Next Gen NEAR, a concept of a robotic precursor for a human visit to a near-Earth asteroid.
The first one is that the maternal near-miss concept is relatively new and the criteria used to identify maternal near-miss cases are based on organ dysfunction markers.
The main objectives of this study are to determine the prevalence of maternal near-miss cases in a worldwide network of health facilities, evaluate the quality of care using the maternal near-miss concept and the criterion-based clinical audit, and explore the use of the near-miss concept in perinatal health.
Read N (1989) The "near market" concept applied to UK agricultural research.
King completely agreed with the near neutrality concept and we published the joint paper(Genetics 79, 681-691).
