Compare with the method that used HLA-DR1 [ 86] structure to derive ABS sites, Reche and Reinherz's research provided a better way to avoid the emergence of uncertain gaps while blasting DQ1 genes with DR1 genes, and was also adopted by other studies [ 87, 88].
We need to get on with the necessary fixes — principally the transition to energy sources other than fossil fuels — to avoid the really, really bad scenarios lurking out there in the uncertain borderlands of our predictions.
I don't procrastinate because I want to avoid the work, I often do it because I'm uncertain of the right next step.
Details of the numbers making a last-minute application to avoid the scrapping of maintenance grants and their replacement by loans will remain uncertain until after 13 August.
It relates to evolutionary psychology's explanation that, to some extent, we are driven to keep foods separate to avoid the possibility of contamination when food sources weren't particularly safe or familiar, or had an uncertain source".
But if Congress and the White House don't agree on how to avoid the "fiscal cliff," he said, the amount of time before the government hits its borrowing limit is more uncertain.
Unlike LMS-based methods, the proposed NLMS-based methods have avoided the uncertain signal scaling and normalized the power of input signal with different sparse penalties.
The original analyses, based on records review without patient consent, provided largely reassuring information for the NHS, concerning the equity of provision of major treatments for women with breast cancer, while avoiding the uncertain, incomplete and potentially spurious nature of results based on partial data.
Even worse, climate change appears to contain a royal flush of other qualities that are notoriously hard for our brains to engage with: it requires immediate personal sacrifices now to avoid uncertain collective losses far in the future.
