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For example, … imaging is not as strong for defining diseases as the DSM criteria are… it's not as accurate as standard behavioural interviews and scales for diagnostic classification… I just think we're not doing it because it's not a responsible thing to do… (NII012).

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Since mobile networks are expected as a strong candidate to support future M2M communications, there is a strong requirement for defining unique QoS class categorizations for differentiating M2M traffic, e.g., based on priority and delay.

These five traits have been considered especially strong evidence for defining this linguistic area.

Collectively, data from these studies have provided strong support for defining the FABPs as fatty acid transport proteins.

Existing empirical and theoretical work provides a strong foundation for defining active-learning instruction, including work grounded in cognitive and sociocultural1 perspectives of learning.

For example, we have agreed on a basis for defining strong and very strong associations.

We used two criteria for defining strong interactions (i) A CS of more than +1 (activation) or less than −1 (repression) (ii) Low variability across multiple NCA replicate runs.

Similar to the comparison with microarray, the tissue-based p value correlation between human and mouse orthologs also became stronger as the threshold for defining tissue-specific orthologs was set smaller, suggesting that tissue-specific orthologs tend to have more similar expression patterns than those lacking significant specificity (Table 2).

National public health institutes and strong ministries have the core responsibility for defining policies, goals and targets, and assuring technical guidance, supervision, program implementation, evaluation, and accountability (21 ).

Hereby, Stehlé et al. [35] present a detailed picture, as they show an increasing gender homophily with age for strong ties, defined as pairs of children who interact more than a defined threshold, while for weak ties, they find for gender homophily a negative correlation for girls and age and a positive correlation for boys and age.

Every PM space can be endowed with strong topology; this topology is generated by the strong neighborhoods defined as follows: for every (t>0), the neighborhood (N_{p}(t)) at a point p of (mathcal{V}) is defined by N_{p}(t):= bigl{ qin mathcal{V}:d_{S}( upsilon_{p-q}, varepsilon_{0})< t bigr} = bigl{ qin mathcal{V}:upsilon_{p-q}(t)>1-t bigr}.

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