Sentence examples for our settings with from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding these encouraging findings, a relevant issue remains the limited positive predictive value in our settings with a low prevalence of physical attacks.

This suggests that our drop-out rate is not unusual especially given the potential difficulties in our settings with returning for follow-up care.

The number of elderly people is increasing considerably in our settings, and with that we have a matching increase in chronic-degenerative diseases - such as Parkinson's Disease (PD), which has balance-related symptoms associated and is increasingly more prevalent in the elderly population.

In total, 54 SNPs separate these two haplogroups according the current Y-chromosomal phylogeny [8], but three of these lie in duplicated regions and were excluded from our analysis along with one indel, which would not be detected with our settings.

And it's not just this constant meddling with our settings that's releasing our information – there are also security holes, not to mention scams and release of our data by third-party apps, which the Wall Street Journal found "were sending Facebook ID numbers to at least 25 advertising and data firms, several of which build profiles of internet users by tracking their online activities".

It seems that, in some cases and with our settings, the detoxification properties of MARS may be insufficient.

Our initial goal was to compare, using the "short" elution program mentioned in the methods section, our settings (360 455 λex– λem) with other widely employed in classical chromatography studies (330 418 λex– λem) (Mopper 1982; Jones and Gilligan 1983; Stein and Brink 1981; Jones et al. 1981; Lindroth 1979) (data not shown).

Our settings generally retained potential SNPs with read quality scores equivalent to a Phred score of 20 and a minimum of 2 reads covering each variant allele call.

The proposed correction therefore facilitates use of our models in settings with different prevalence and thus promotes external validation.

All included studies were conducted in the United States, limiting the generalizability of our results to settings with different cultures or other languages.

33 Hence, it might not be possible to extrapolate our findings to other settings with different characteristics.