Sentence examples for that prs from inspiring English sources

This study also acted as a proof-of-principle for PRS, showing that PRS based on thousands of common variants genome-wide, including many with no effect and using effect size estimates from published GWAS, can provide a reliable indicator of genetic liability.

The direction of the changes in neurogenesis, BDNF levels and mGlu receptor function in PRS animals was not consistent with the behavioral changes, suggesting that PRS perturbs the interdependency of these particular parameters and their relation to hippocampus-dependent behavior.

The point is that as a journalist I have never been in any doubt that PRs are the enemy.

Which is that PRs who have claimed that they represent the defence of truth and decency against a predatory and defamatory media haven't been seen as utterly ridiculous.

The fact that PRs want - need - the holidays offered by their clients to be written up by newspapers gives travel editors the power to dictate how they are covered.

He approvingly quotes the BBC's economics editor, Robert Peston, who said during his Charles Wheeler lecture earlier this month: "I have never been in any doubt that PRs are the enemy".

He rejected the proposition that PR would lead to weaker governments based on incompatible coalitions.

And he didn't have to spend a penny for all that PR.

(Although the lack of sincerity on display suggests that PR-types have much to learn).

"The reality is that PR is not only fairer but would also give us more effective and consistent government".

Such cases reinforce my conviction that PR, far from offering fairness, can just as often open the door to extremism.