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For instance, in the sophisticated method using statistical learning methods over codon usage in different species [57], it might be wiser to use tetranucleotide frequencies instead of codon usage.
Be advised that some countries - like China - block Facebook, Gmail, YouTube and a host of other popular apps and websites, so it's wise to set up alternatives (like a Yahoo e-mail account) to use instead.
Local reporters asked if he might change quarterbacks and if it was wise to use redshirt players this weekend instead of saving them for an extra year of eligibility.
I hate to suggest it because I like free stuff, but if the browser works well enough the company might be wise to charge regular consumers to use it instead of trying to rely on advertising and carrier interest.
Yahoo Japan has chosen not to use Bing, instead forging an alliance to use Google's search engine and advertising platforms, a move analysts said was a wise one considering the infancy of Bing's search technology in Japan.
Of course, it doesn't detail laser printers, which is a wiser choice to use overall.
An improvement of this step-wise approach could be to use information of all individuals in the reference population in both steps instead of using disjoint reference sets as was done in this study, to mimic dairy cattle breeding practice.
It would be wiser for conservatives to use McCain's passing as a catalyst for asking themselves how to avoid a repeat of those errors instead of distorting his record on race just to "own the libs".
But then instead of acknowledging this struggle within the Asian community, Swinton chose to use feminism to defend the fact she was cast to play "The Ancient One (the wise old Eastern geezer Fu Manchu type)" — as she put it.
Executives and managers would be wise to make use of this word with far greater frequency.
