In cases with multiple biopsy specimens of the same tumour, one specimen was selected on the basis of more abundant tumour tissue or randomly chosen.
Moreover, it appears that, when using a numerical model for the determination, their validity can only be judged on the basis of more than one criterion, whether those criteria are obtained from the experimental data or from a numerical model.
Multivariate mixture models give the possibility to classify mastitis on the basis of more than one variable and to model overlapping groups, which may improve classification even further.
Other antibodies (that is, to fibrillarin, RNA polymerases (RNAPs) and so on) are not identified by common test procedures, but rather by laboratories able to perform sophisticated procedures to confirm the results on the basis of more than one independent method.
Step 4: Investigation in primary care – On the basis of more people presenting with potential lung cancer symptoms, one might expect GPs to undertake more chest X-rays, but they are less likely to initiate investigations into bowel or breast symptoms.
A New Orleans victory would put the Saints in on the basis of more victories.
These claims are settled on the basis of more recent military and political events.
The model parameters were evaluated on the basis of more than 7000 experimental data points.
Lattice enthalpies of alkali halides have been derived on the basis of more recent thermochemical data.
If Essex and Hampshire finish tied, Essex would go up on the basis of more wins; if Worcs and Hants finish tied, Worcs would be champions on the basis of more wins.
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