Therefore, it is unlikely that any meta-analysis would include a complete set of studies on this topic (both published and unpublished) because, if published, they might not be listed on major scholarly databases, listed using non-specific terms only (such as substance use and mental illness), and access to all print material in all countries is hardly possible.
By making use of very specific terms that only locals in their target market would understand, the brand perfectly highlights the importance of knowing who you are talking to on social media.
Affected tissues were propagated to more specific terms, so only high-level DO and MedDRA terms required manual mapping.
We note that many essential and specific terms are only supported when TFs that are predicted to belong to the compartment are included.
In comparison, only 30/98 (31%) recall would have been achieved if sex-specific MeSH terms only had been used.
It has often been assumed that raptors mainly use their sharp talons (a specific term referring only to the claws of birds of prey) to kill their prey [1].
Very specific terms are associated only with very few genes and therefore have a high IC; nonspecific phenotypes associated with many genes have a low IC (Resnik, 1995).
First, specific GO-terms (only level II and III) within each GO domain were assessed by Bonferroni-corrected contingency-table (χ/Fisher's exact test) analysis of the scores for each term within each category.
We also observed that overrepresented GO terms tended to be phase-specific: of all 237 terms, only 19 were enriched in >1 phase, and 12 of those were enriched only in two adjacent phases.
Mr. Henderson was also pressed about his company's wind-down plan, which allows dealers to stay open until October 2010 only under specific terms, something Senator Begich termed "kind of a no-choice deal".
The federal government had been committed since 1920 to the principle of transferring resource control to the province; only the specific terms of the transfer remained to be established.
