Second, the "Trade-off" theory which states that the financial structure of firms depends on market conditions, has not been the subject of empirical verification.
However, this goal is subject to verification of the ability to integrate it into its activities and presents limits and complexity to convert into performance improvement.
The amino acid sequences of complete CDSs were randomly fragmented to 50, 60, 80, 100, 120, 150, and 200 residues in length, and each fragment was subjected to verification of database dependency based on the accuracy of KO identifier assignment (Additional file 2: Figure S9).
One characteristic of many studies subject to verification bias, particularly those based on screening studies, is that only a very small number of participants with normal diagnostic test results will subsequently receive the gold standard assessment, that is, the number of false negatives is very low.
A simulation study was conducted of a screening study subject to verification bias.
Tumours were explanted from mice given 5 × 10 or 8 × 10 GIST882 cells and subjected to verification of hK1 expression by ELISA and immunohistochemistry. Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay revealed high levels of hK1 in the examined tumours.
This enables an optimum trade off between the operating conditions subject to verification through a limited set of pilot tests.
To move from confidence-building steps to a broader disarmament, the I.R.A. will have to devise long-term timetables for setting aside all of its explosives, hand grenades, assault rifles and pistols, subject to verification.
Diagnoses are subject to verification by a pathologist.
To have confidence in the results, computer methods are therefore subjected to tests of verification and validation.
