Additionally, 57 TFs had significant enrichment of their interacting proteins when judged with physical interactions retrieved from the ConsensusPathDB [ 40].
One way to deal with such variability when judging simultaneity would be to adopt a broad criterion, with auditory and visual signals judged as synchronous across an extended range of physical timing differences.
It may therefore be recommended that t-statistics should be adjusted or interpreted with caution when judging item fit or attempting to identify misfit in data, particularly for large samples and polytomous data.
In contrast, we hypothesized that individuals with ASD, when judging social situations in a more free, spontaneous unstructured fashion, would give explanations differing from those of TD controls in terms of spontaneous perspective taking and implicit social awareness.
This information must be taken into account when judging tumor responses under treatment with both, single kinase (e.g. imatinib mesylate) as well as multikinase inhibitors (e.g. sorafenib).
We conclude that subjects use rms velocity when judging vibration frequency even when neurons with unilateral receptive fields (presumably in SI) are excluded from the direct comparison process.
23 34 Other factors may also influence comparison with accelerometry counts when judging questionnaire validity.
Referrals from GRAIDS practices were more appropriate than from comparison practices, when judged by their consistency with referral guidelines, the most relevant measure of general practitioners' clinical behaviour.
Inotropic support was provided with dobutamine when judged necessary by the attending physician.
It is perhaps a little hard to imagine Geoffrey Hill, who won the first Whitbread poetry award in 1971 when Margaret Drabble was judging with JB Priestley and Anthony Thwaite, coming away with a gong these days, but recent winners have all been hard-to-fault mainstream books.
