Phenotyping strategies based on CSSL populations present the advantage of a relatively small number of lines to evaluate, with the possibility of replicating evaluations over space and time.
New studies allowed scientists to zero in on benefits and harms for women in their 40s and to evaluate with far more certainty not just whether women should be screened but also how often.
While Google's decisions will seem reasonable enough to most, in the absence of real information about how representative these are, the arguments about the validity and application of the RTBF are impossible to evaluate with rigour.
One reason is that such studies are excellent starting points for deciding which hypotheses to evaluate with the more rigorous R.C.T.s. (Correlational studies are also important in a number of other ways).
The house is a product of the strange obsession of one man — in this case, the son of a former governor — his connections, the film's powerful director and a company that is trying to evaluate with more care the hundreds of requests it receives a month from people wanting to use its characters and imagery.
This study allows to evaluate with practical criteria the performance improvement brought by more advanced schemes.
Especially cells that are embedded in biofilms are difficult to evaluate with such approaches.
Asplenia and polysplenia can be difficult to evaluate with MRI (Figs. 13 and 14).
Unfortunately, its value can be difficult to evaluate with standard methods such as the "compliance" method.
Other anomalies like open spina bifida or ventriculomegaly that are often associated with encephaloceles are easy to evaluate with MRI.
Music is fundamentally an on-demand performance modality, similar to dance; therefore, we choose to evaluate with acted portrayals as a first step.
