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Well, write essays when they're set as opposed to just before the deadline.

One attractive feature of this algebraic method is that the model parameters can be obtained without directly knowing any training data set as opposed to many standard, regression-based parameterization methods.

These results demonstrate the benefit of training a predictor for a specific PDZ domain (e.g, ERBB2IP-1 ), when feasible, on a well-selected data set, as opposed to using a single model for an entire domain family.

Therefore, many of the observed differences between IFN-β and the combined treatment group are likely due to additional genes up-regulated in the IFN+APAP set as opposed to the specific absence of immune related genes.

In order to obtain the EQ-5D index value, it is required a general population-based value set (as opposed to a patient-based set).

Formally, the probability of the miRNA interaction with the input gene set, as opposed to the rest of the genes in that MDB, is calculated.

PSI-miRror captures the concept of coordinated effect of a set of miRNAs over a gene set (as oppose to a set of miRNAs to one gene that is implemented in miRror2.0).

But imagine if he worked more often with containment: to hear him play, for example, around a microphone instead of clipping one to the bell of his saxophone or to hear him compress his energy -- as he will here -- into 75-minute club sets as opposed to his usual two-hours-plus in larger theaters.

Also, disagreements were more variable when using A. thaliana reference sets as opposed to using P. fastigiatum reference sets (0 14% vs. 5 12%, Figure 1b).

The strengths of our study include the use of comprehensive paper and electronic medical records to ascertain details of the PSC cases, the representative population of the northern California KP and the community care setting as opposed to a tertiary referral center.

In "Extract," he added, "the anxieties take minutes and multiple scenes to set up as opposed to a big sight gag or one-line joke".