Our results also demonstrate that several univariate methods provide a "gatekeeper" performance threshold that should be applied when method developers assess the performance of their novel multivariate algorithms.
Kaczmarski's father, Pete, was the film's gatekeeper, providing entree to Leandra Reilly Lardner, the producer-director-writer.
That's because once there is a position to fill, they often act as gatekeepers, providing the filtering process that the company requires in order to narrow down the field of candidates.
These data also suggest that grandmothers are critical social gatekeepers, providing advice, guidance, and advocacy regarding how mothers and their babies ought to behave and be treated.
Approximately 85% of Danish health care is tax-funded, with the remaining 15% paid out-of-pocket. 4 General practitioners are gatekeepers, providing referrals to specialists when appropriate, and the majority of specialist care is hospital-based.
All but two members of the expanded family of likely exported FIKKs in P. falciparum 3D7 share small serine gatekeepers, providing a rationale for targeting almost the entire family (data not shown).
Furthermore, there is evidence that a strong primary health-care orientation, with general practitioners acting as gatekeepers providing the first contact with patients within the health care system and ensuring continuity of care, is linked to the adoption of the CCM [ 11] and improved chronic illness care and outcomes [ 12].
The linkers need to carefully accommodate the identity of the gatekeeper residue by either providing hydrogen bonding functionality for the gatekeeper threonine or by leaving enough space for kinases with large gatekeeper residues.
PDCT was found to act as a gatekeeper enzyme, providing a major path through which oleoyl moieties entered PC for desaturation at the sn-2 position.
"The fact is, the gatekeeper provides legitimacy and credibility that is needed for the message to be effective".
