There is always the tendency that cuts ends up smaller than planned".
Abul Naga personifies the worst tendency in Egypt over the last 50 years — the tendency that helps to explain why Egypt has fallen so far behind its peers: South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Brazil, India and China.
The large amount of independent Gaussian noise in image #9 exacerbated the tendency that is already noticeable in image #8.
Therefore, benchmarking would hardly provide guidelines for virtual screening experiments, despite the tendency that is maintained, i.e., Glide and Gold display better performance than FlexX and Surflex.
Most importantly, the tendency that was previously observed regarding the systematic reduction of J sc with increasing [I2] is generally preserved (Figure 1b).
It is well known that larger is the E(2), the stronger is the interaction between them and the greater the tendency that i provide electron to j, means more charge transferred [20].
We observed the tendency that recombination events per kilobase pair were smaller for the DNA marker pairs that were closer to the HWC2 locus, supporting the inference presented above.
The conclusions are based on the perspectives and the tendency that can be anticipated from the present research in the field of the nucleolus.
Constraints of physical space and the tendency that recently derived cells tend to cluster near each other suggests that the PGCs may not be a random sample from the 256 cells as assumed by default.
Osborne told party delegates on Monday: "I am going to stop the tendency that says 'stop the world, I want to get off'".
On one hand, the tendency that schizophrenic patients have to under-evaluate the level of unpleasantness of negative stimuli suggests a deficit in the evaluation of negative events.
