The mermaids, who must pass rigorous training and tests to qualify, form an exclusive Florida sorority.
After the fall of the kings (c. 509 bc) the consulship preserved regal power in a qualified form.
Doctors who are newly qualified form a growing proportion of the thousands of British medics seeking jobs abroad each year, triggering concerns that the NHS is heading for a staffing crisis.
Two negative theses comprise the central common non-cognitivist claims, although current theories often endorse them only in qualified form.
(Elgin, 1993, p. 14) Support for this optimistic view of the cognitive powers of the arts comes from the rejection of yet another dualism that used to have a firm grip on Western thinking: "Even in a much qualified form [the] traditional polarity between nonrational art and rational science is no longer tenable today".
Given a graph candidate and its corresponding features, a log likelihood ratio score can thus be calculated by the BN model to show whether it is qualified to form a complex.
When the statistics of such signals vary over time, they qualify to form another subdivision called nonstationary signals.
Neither of the two adjacent transposons formed qualifying stem-loop structure.
Although these procedures have predicted many candidates with the potential to form qualified hairpins, only a limited number of hairpins have been confirmed experimentally on the basis of expression due to the difficulty of large-scale expression validation and low prediction accuracy for expressed miRNAs.
A total of 55 novel miRNAs corresponding to 54 precursors which can form qualified secondary structures were identified in the present study (Table 3, Additional file 5), and of which, 6 mature miRNA sequences were previously described in wheat [ 24, 26].
His success this year has been founded on his impeccable qualifying form.
