More importantly, we note that the ENVE's unique noise-modeling feature, not included in any of the other published sCNA detection algorithms, provides detailed and otherwise unavailable comprehension of the inherent noise in any given WES dataset to the user (Figs. 1b, c and 2b, c), thus allowing for reliable interrogation of sCNAs in the tumor samples in a platform-agnostic manner.
In December 2001, Lt. Col. Daniel J. Baumgartner of the Air Force, who oversaw SERE training, cautioned in one memo that physical pressure was "less reliable" than other interrogation methods, could backfire by increasing a prisoner's resistance and would have an "intolerable public and political backlash when discovered".
As Reuters explained, the lawyers "said they needed access to the secret detention sites, whose locations abroad have not been publicly identified, to gather evidence and inspect whether any statements the Tanzanian made under interrogation were reliable".
This was achieved through the implementation of specific prevention programmes organized together with schools; establishment of child friendly rooms in police stations facilitating more reliable and less traumatizing interrogations of juveniles, the development and implementation of alternative measures to detention which focus on reintegrating juveniles into society.
Thus, the timing of reaction interrogation and/or a reliable "stop" reaction are required for quantitative precision.
The impact of 'block effects' on RT PCR and microarray performance is only just coming to light (Penland et al, 2007; von Ahlfen et al, 2007), but may not be as problematic as feared especially considering that RT PCR (the gold standard assay for FFPET interrogation) has demonstrated reliable performance despite the presence of these factors.
The F.B.I., which has had years of experience questioning suspects, has found that non-coercive interrogation methods yield more reliable results.
Former Bush legal counsel John Yoo -- best known for his memos legally justifying torture -- said the most reliable information you get is from interrogation.
For decades, criminal investigators have known that the best way to obtain and preserve reliable information is to electronically record interviews and interrogations.
By Douglas Starr June 3, 2014 For decades, criminal investigators have known that the best way to obtain and preserve reliable information is to electronically record interviews and interrogations.
"The scientific community has never established that coercive interrogation methods are an effective means of obtaining reliable intelligence information".
