It is our recommendation to establish just such an analysis protocol to incorporate quality checks, include a reference cutoff range for each probe, and provide unequivocal scoring criteria for accurate interpretation of MLPA results.
Of the 3884 polymorphic markers identified on the array when polymorphic markers detected in each species were summed up only 2629 markers gave unequivocal scores in the joint fuzzy C-means clustering-based classification of all five species (see Additional file 1).
Levy, however, is unequivocal on one score.
The polling's equally unequivocal on that score: Voters want government to create jobs.
The language of Preamble was unequivocal on that score [with] active verbs such as 'form,'establishsh,' insure,'providede,' and above all, 'ordain.'" These demonstrated "a conception of the 'people' as an entity which could develop and express its collective will".
Although these scoring criteria are largely unequivocal, two researchers independently scored the data, and we then tested for inter-rater agreement.
In the current issue of The American Interest, for example, Jessica T. Mathews, head of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, gives the president "an unequivocal 'A' " on this score.
Similarly, the fact - the unequivocal fact - that scores more people had been hacked, including 7/7 victims - was enough to warrant all that happened after the first Davies story.
In the future, it has to be clarified whether, in addition to clinical scores with unequivocal and clearly defined cut-offs, well defined immune parameters, such as distinct biomarker profiles, may improve diagnosis of infection and severity of disease, prediction of outcome, guidance and success of therapeutic interventions [ 3, 12, 13].
The statistically significant difference in the EQ-5D VAS compared to the norm-based score represented an unequivocal pattern in all five assessments.
The combination of these quantitative assays makes LOA genotyping unequivocal and amenable to automated scoring.
