But Khosrowshahi said he's confident in the 2020 testing timeframe.
Moreover, the patients' remarkable accuracy (mean of 95%) at replacing the borders in the haptic task (a task that permits a large degree of error in terms of area overestimation, see Figure 4A) suggests that the patients attended to and retained the scene details across the testing timeframe.
This lack of response within the timeframe tested, and the high degree of variation in gene expression between replicates, made it impossible to correlate changes in antioxidant gene transcripts and enzymatic activity in Symbiodinium B1.
For all the reaction timeframes tested, the selectivity for dicarbamate was much higher than those for monocarbamate and N-methylated-carbamate.
Despite including only patients with stable MOS SF-36 Global Health for the test-retest assessment, the subscale scores of the PSQ-An had moderate reproducibility over a 4-week test-retest timeframe (ICC = 0.45 for Satisfaction and 0.67 for Inconvenience).
All stool samples from the non-epidemic timeframe and a consecutive subset from the epidemic timeframe (from the end of November 2013 onward) were also tested directly with real time-PCR for toxin A and B genes.
Using transcriptome sequence data from Chamaecrista fasciculata, a nodulating member of the mimosoid clade, we tested whether this species underwent polyploidy within the timeframe of legume diversification.
In the non-epidemic timeframe there were 185 samples that tested positive with either immunoassay, toxigenic culture, or PCR; 60 of these samples tested positive with immunoassay, 169 with PCR, and 143 with toxigenic culture.
In the epidemic timeframe there were 282 samples that tested positive with either immunoassay or toxigenic culture, 263 of which were toxigenic culture positive; in 19 samples toxin was demonstrated while C. difficile was not cultured.
Finally, we tested all the readmissions' hypotheses also in thirty days timeframe (in addition to the seven days) and we gained similar results.
