This was a day for bowling first and Steven Finn, in particular, exploited favourable conditions expertly.
Prediction rules include combinations of prognostic factors, or markers, strongly associated with a particular outcome, favourable or otherwise.
Developers and implementers of electronic PHRs should try to enhance the perceptions of positive factors among consumers, and focus on the benefits of using these systems in particular, since favourable factors are far more important than deterrents in the overall adoption equation.
In conclusion, the southern Black Forest and in particular "Wilhelminenstollen" offers favourable condition for CHFE.
Compensatory options, in particular, have shown favourable effects on improved visual scanning into the hemianopic side [ 40, 41].
Previous studies of Class I integron mobility within all of these genomes indicated that Actinobacteria, and Proteobacteria bacterial classes in particular, are highly favourable targets for horizontal gene traffic and may explain the abundance of SMR homologues within these particular classes [ 39, 40].
In May, a good study with a bad press release argued that Google could rig elections, if it so decided, by altering search results to be more or less favourable to particular candidates.
Furthermore, a direct comparison of error rates is problematic, as most companies report errors based on sequence reads of the particular templates that are favourable for their platform.
Nevertheless, we should remember that these are promotional materials, deliberately trying to attract attention, and will therefore always present the particular production in a favourable light.
There's no evidence connecting any promiscuity – which is nobody's business apart from those doing the screwing, anyway – with the reception for Depression Quest, but the conversation quickly turned to ethics: as in, some games journalists were seen to be favourable about particular projects that they were incredibly tenuously linked to.
