Although we investigated the effect of digestion time on nucleic acid quality over a period of between 1 and 96 hours, due to experimental and practical limitations, the majority of our data comes from comparisons between 24 and 48 hour digests (8 measures of quality over 7 14 paired samples).
For practical reasons, the majority of training is carried out one to one.
So, this approach with a very good sensitivity and accuracy for PM, could be more convenient and practical for the majority of the endosonographers working without on-site cytopathologists and expertise for the handling and evaluation of the aspirated material.
We later show that in the HuRef data, >90% of the reads are of length less than 15, which indicates the dynamic programming algorithm is practical for the majority of the data.
For the great majority of practical problems, it is not possible to formulate the posterior distribution analytically and the most practical manner to solve the problem is by using sampling techniques.
And as a practical matter, the vast majority of people in Congress read The Post.
It was left to Justice Sotomayor, in a long and passionate dissent, to point out some of the practical implications of the majority ruling.
Critics of the scheme say it is unnecessarily intrusive and, with it costing the Glendale Unified School District $40,500, it is hardly a practical solution for the majority of schools.
As a practical matter, the Islamist majority in the assembly could pass the charter on its own, and probably muster the votes to pass it in a public referendum as well, which the president's advisers said he was willing to accept.
Adequate training is considered to require 25 practical iterations in the majority of ultrasound procedures.
