It can be very satisfying to score a melee kill with the axe, but, until you run out of ammo, it's better to use the flamethrower at melee ranges, as it almost always deals higher DPS.
As shown in Table 7, the developed CRF model still achieves satisfying F-scores on both datasets and outperforms the F-score of the best dictionary-based method by at least 0.0615.
Neither benefits significantly from the 3D effect, but both thrillingly rework the mechanics of their predecessors into faster-paced and more satisfying high-score challenges.
The program also included a handful of satisfying ensemble scores, including a Rhapsody (1989) for clarinet (Moran Katz), viola (Ms. Griffin) and piano (Cheryl Seltzer), which thrives on a careful balance of acerbity and lyricism, and the String Quartet No. 2 (1998), which, in its most striking moments, sets a pizzicato cello theme against lush, melancholy chordal writing.
In contrast, the subset of primate-specific miRNAs showed a lesser over-representation of hits satisfying z-score ≥ 1.64 that was not significant for hits at the more stringent criterion of z ≥ 2.33.
More satisfying was the score at the time — Yankees 6, Rangers 2 — and Sabathia handed off to Wood and Rivera, who retired Elvis Andrus to end the game and extend the Yankees' season another day.
Planning staff at the City of New Bern have demonstrated various scenarios where development locations, site characteristics, economics and target market specifics can be accommodated while satisfying the passing score.
Protein hits not satisfying a minimum score of 40 and with a low sequence coverage were further searched against vertebrate EST database, taxonomy Actinopterygii.
CEGMA detects genes homologous to a given reference gene sequence and recognizes those satisfying the HMMER score cutoff for the given gene as orthologs.
Pharmacologic glucose-lowering interventions might be appropriate for pre-diabetic individuals with both IFG and IGT or for those with particularly high-risk ethnicity, those with IFG plus metabolic syndrome, or, along the lines described by Stern, those satisfying a risk score based on multiple markers.
