The voice of progressive optimism, the belief that people could pool their dazzling minds in the creation of a better future – that voice was simply absent.
Subsequently, a lower court ruled, in Speechnow.org v. Federal Election Commission, that individuals could pool unlimited resources in order to support or criticize candidates, as long as these efforts were not explicitly coördinated with official campaigns.
They point to the fact that you could pool the money you might get from developers for relatively minor damage and use it to create a much larger conservation area.
To increase the number of different PCR products that we could pool into the GS20-reaction beyond a single product from each of available thirteen extractions, we used individual primer pairs on several different extractions each (Table 2).
Often encouraged by local officials, many farmers here in Henan contracted H.I.V. in the 1990's after selling blood at government-owned collection stations, under a procedure that could return pooled and infected blood to donors.
Theoretically, therefore, the number of samples that could be pooled per lane could thus be considerably increased.
Most trials did not report on length of admission to hospital in a manner that could be pooled.
Data that could be pooled in a meta-analysis were presented by nine trials(Bentley_unpublished,,,,,, –, ) (Fig. 1).
17 For binary outcomes, we calculated a standard estimation of the risk ratio with random effects and a 95% confidence interval from studies that could be pooled.
Fig. S3), Thus, if the number of reads needed to achieve 100% variant detection sensitivity using the informatics pipeline were defined, a maximum number of samples that could be pooled per sequencing lane could be derived.
