Blindness and participant sampling are the cornerstone to evaluate such bias as spectrum, verification, review and selection bias of a study, and were unfortunately scarcely reported compared to existing data in diagnosis accuracy reporting.
Indeed, traceability of samples constitutes one of the cornerstones of stem cell banking.
Their 1996 eponymous debut album was tender, romantic and occasionally filthy, and while No One Else proved Total could sample one of hip-hop's cornerstones – Boogie Down Production's 1987 South Bronx – and make it their own.
The cornerstone of risk-based sampling strategies is stratification of the target population into categories that display heterogeneity in probability of harbouring a hazard, or heterogeneity in the severity of consequence if the hazard is present.
That insight was the basis for the sampling strategy that will begin in August for the show, which is a cornerstone of the fall schedule that Fox will promote next week at a presentation for television critics in Los Angeles.
Offering samples has been a cornerstone of the marketing strategy, as it is with many small companies.
Now the sampling theorem is, I would say, a watershed or cornerstone of a lot of the discussion that we've been having for a whole variety of reasons.
The Cometary Sampling and Composition Experiment on board of European space Agency's cornerstone mission ROSETTA is designed to identify organic molecules in cometary matter in situ by a combined pyrolysis gas chromatographic and mass spectrometric technique.
EXPERIMENTS are the cornerstones of science.
Information systems are cornerstones of modern organizations.
