"But when I think of Ed Towns, I think of someone who's been virtually missing in action on the major issues that his constituents care about".
Accel, which usually sends a delegation of venture capitalists in search of the next big thing, is virtually missing in action — with the exception of Joe Schoendorf, a partner at the firm, who started the party almost two decades ago.
The latest update, published this month in the journal Communication & Sport, shows that women's athletics are virtually missing from TV.
Until recently, evidence regarding the prevention of type 2 diabetes based on proper randomized controlled trials has been virtually missing.
In mammals both 5′ and 3′ UTRs are virtually missing [59] and 5′ regions are generally devoid of secondary structures [60], mirroring considerably lower numbers of translational activators identified in these organisms so far.
It powers up extremely fast; you'll virtually never miss a water-park moment waiting for the camera to fire up.
Virtually all miss the point.
This generic technique can be applied to virtually any missing data situation [ 18, 34- 36] and is now available in standard statistical software [ 6, 37, 38].
Multiparental mapping using the GWAS approach used the unmodified SNP dataset, in which some nearby markers are in very low LD with each other due to ancestral recombination events between parental lines and there is virtually no missing data.
They hit hard, missed virtually no tackles and played with disciplined spacing.
