Thus, the failure of LI08 to appreciate the full scope of variation at Gp-9 and design assays accordingly could explain their inability to detect relevant GP-9 variation using PAGE in three of four ostensibly polygyne colonies.
The scope of variation in cost per QALY gained reaches from cost-saving (2.5%) to less effective (<1%).
Therefore, a pragmatic approach has been taken with the number of subjects chosen by the opinion of experts to cover a broad scope of variation of foot problems.
This dataset of genomes coupled with phenotype will be useful in understanding the scope of variation, but Church cautioned that the diagnostic value of genomes is limited.
Where possible, we have reported absolute values in the tables to allow readers to appreciate the scope of variation, as well as absolute differences in levels between groups.
In terms of accuracy, both the metrics based on continuous scores were seen by clinicians as limited in the scope of variation that they allowed to discern; this was not however unique to these metrics, but to the analyses, and applied equally to the categorical or dichotomous metrics.
There's a lot of scope for variations here, but at least for now I've found – and remembered – my hearty alternative to risotto.
It is noted that NaS in Case 2 has the largest scope of power variation because of the largest power rating and energy capacity, which means the strongest ability of power regulation.
The resulting CB4856 reference sequence extends and refines the scope of the variation between N2 and CB4856 from prior studies.
In order to investigate the scale and scope of genetic variation in O. oeni, we have performed whole-genome sequencing on eleven strains of this bacterium, bringing the total number of strains for which genome sequences are available to fourteen.
