Sentence examples for pog i from inspiring English sources

The Baby POG I study showed the degree of surgical resection had poor influence on overall survival as well as underlined in the French study on children under 5 years of age (BBSFOP) [ 18, 19].

A good method should produce high POG values, i.e., those indicating reproducibility as well as high AUC ones, i.e., those for sensitivity and specificity.

My sister grew up collecting something called "pogs," which I never understood.

When I brought snacks, Pogs, or Michael Jackson Panini cards to school, they'd disappear in my classmates' pockets.

Approximately 60% of the POGs are present in 4 to 14 phage genomes, with the average number of members per POG of 6. Almost 90% of the POGs contain one representative per phage, i.e., no in-paralogs.

Detailed description of POG construction and analysis of the POG database has been published [ 2].

I remember that's when pogs were like huge and Jodie Sweetin taught me how to play pogs.

"Pogs's all went over the bar, so I was shouting on for Harry to take it as his record's good.

Give me Pogs, give me Boglins, give me that which I desire.

Step three searches for a minimal conserved unit, i.e. a pair of POGs that are adjacent in at least two genomes.

They also show that individuals for whom the raw data showed lower precision (i.e., higher variance in the reported POG, presumably because of a larger than normal random error between the participant's actual POG and the POG as reported by the eyetracker) are returned by the standard dispersal algorithm as showing shorter fixations (see Figs.  3 and 4).