Note: inadequate AON sample size in Set B restricted the tests to scores of target sites of vs. (+1) AONs and vs. AONs.
We restricted the test to clusters of a length of at least 1 year and at most 25% of the population without geographic overlap.
That accord, which Mr. Bush's choice for defense secretary, Donald H. Rumsfeld, dismissed last week as "ancient history," restricts the testing and deployment of antimissile systems.
Mr. Putin warned that Russia's willingness to carry out the treaty depended on Washington's continued adherence to the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Misharplyrestrictsich sharply resthectestingtesting and deployment of antimissile systems.
A recalcitrant new engine badly restricting the testing mileage of an ambitiously aggressive car at the start of a new relationship that costs hundreds of millions of pounds a year is one thing.
Currently, the apparently high false-negative rate for DPYD as a predictor for severe 5FU toxicity (Collie-Duguid et al, 2000) restricts the testing of DPYD*2A to either research studies or as a component of a panel of oncology-related pharmacogenetic markers.
Medical insurance companies can present a challenge by restricting the testing services to a laboratory with which a clinician has no familiarity, but a clinician now has numerous publications as outlined in this review to demonstrate the medical risks this restrictive practice poses.
The likelihood test of positive selection will become much more significant if we reduced the interference from non-ROM1 sequences and model violations by restricting the tests to the sub-tree of bony vertebrate ROM1 (Test No.462-479 in Additional file 3).
Restricting the test thus allows the Institute to keep the price down.
It allows prescriptions to be safer and more effective, and enables firms that want to take molecules through clinical trials to restrict the tests to people who are likely to respond well.
