We design PMSST such that it would present different selection and calculation options automatically considering the value domain of the schema item.
The NRC recognized that use of the median value presented some uncertainty, but a sensitivity analysis suggested that use of the median value would present little effect on the risk estimate (NRC 2001).
If Mr. Trump were to become president, his open doubts about the value of NATO would present a major diplomatic and security challenge, as would his repeated denunciations of trade deals and relations with China.
For example, computers that learn the human values of kindness, selflessness, and honesty would present much less of an existential threat to humans as such computers become more powerful and essential to human existence.
Comparison of two evolutionarily related sequences allows the measurement of the ratio between nonsynonymous/synonymous substitution rates (d N/d S), which would present a value of 1 in a scenario of neutral changes.
Do you know how you would present your values to the rest of the world or are you on the treadmill of forever working them out but never been truly sure of them?
Therefore, we constructed the distributions by finding parameters for which a log-normal distribution would present the relevant value found in the literature, and the 2.5th and 97.5th percentiles would correspond to the ranges found in the literature.
Thus, depending on the main site, shoots or roots, of N reduction and assimilation, the tissues would present distinct δN values.
Even if infectious virus was present in the feed used for the bioassay, the mean Ct value of 36.5 indicates it would be present at very low concentration.
Freight volume was then estimated to increase between 100 and 300 percent, and an upgrade was calculated to give a positive net present value, although it would not be sufficient to cover the full existing deficit.
The calculation would proceed upon contingencies, and would require acknowledge of foreign markets to an exactness, in point of time and value, which would sometimes present embarrassing obstacles; much would depend upon the length of the voyage, and the season of arrival, much upon the vigilance and activity of the master, and much upon the momentary demand.
