Some have also argued that grounding itself violates all or some of these formal features, so it is not entirely uncontroversial that grounding truly is a strict partial ordering (for discussion, see Jenkins 2011, Schaffer 2012, and Tahko 2013).
However, a portion of the symptomatic NRCD patient population are truly on a strict GFD and, of particular concern, those with villous atrophy on repeat small intestinal biopsy meet the definition of refractory sprue/refractory celiac disease (RCD) [ 6, 9- 11].
However, if CpGs are not truly independent, then using strict Bonferroni correction for multiple testing, which assumes independent tests, is quite conservative.
Advantages of our study include the truly population-based design with strict sampling of control participants, the prospective and rapid case ascertainment with high participation frequencies, the personal interviews with all study participants, allowing robust exposure assessment, including all plausible confounding factors, and the prospective and thorough tumour classification.
However, other genes, which we would term conserved single copy genes, that are truly shared in single copy (i.e. strict orthologs) throughout seed plants are ideal nuclear phylogenetic markers.
Lawmakers said that what they knew was vague and broad — and that strict rules of classification prevented them from truly debating the programs or conducting proper oversight.
One of eight children born and raised in a strict Catholic household, he remembers never being truly comfortable with some of the church's tenets and hierarchy.
The system allows students to take education into their own hands rather than just being guided through a strict curriculum; it teaches students to be truly independent.
