Indeed, many wine clubs offer palate profiles to tease out your preferred wine styles.
You might or might not tease out all the shares you are looking for.
An aging brain can better tease out patterns and see the big picture, Small says.
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The effort to tease out the volcano's inner workings has problems to contend with, though.
But the sample is a too small to tease out all these differences.
In this space I will try to tease out what our newsletter spots.
The acts themselves are trying to tease out how their fan followings are reacting to their celebrity, and potential branded deals.
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The authors, Charles Fleischman and John Roberts, tease out the economy's potential by analysing how inflation, unemployment and other variables have behaved.
They should be constantly trying to tease out the questions that, if they could be answered, would help the processes run better.
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But this plodding approach means it can take years and sometimes even decades to tease out the most effective cancer drug combinations.
It motivated me to examine studies that use techniques far more likely to tease out the causal effect of Medicaid on health.
The authors are still refining their algorithms to tease out authorship in composite documents that may have more than just two authors.
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Cox does tease out some interesting findings about a decline in carpooling.
One is meta-analysis, in which the results of clinical trials are pooled together to try and tease out small effects of a treatment.
In short, Facebook has become so granular in its data that firms like SocialCode can tease out state by state differences in messaging.
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Another facet of this study was that the researchers used a survey to tease out other factors that might be influencing semen quality.
Still, the most important lesson from the trial may be that it is incredibly difficult to tease out the long-term effects of a medicine.
It presents a strong argument that the differences in heart risk for these medicines are incredibly difficult to tease out of existing clinical data.
Workers are already sometimes hired on the basis of personality tests that try to tease out the very genetic predispositions that biologists are looking for.
Study leader Dr Parveen Bhatti, from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, said more detailed work was needed to tease out the risk factors involved.
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With so many possible variables to consider, it makes sense to start with a clean slate and see what relationships we can tease out of the data.
This week, they will have another go at drafting their report - or perhaps decide they ought to call in more witnesses to tease out more nuances.
The array has been used for more than three decades to tease out details of far-flung galaxies, supernovas and black holes - when not appearing in films.
In an effort to tease out the effect of Zetia, researchers looked at a subgroup of patients who were supposed to lower their cholesterol to very low levels.
Imagine subjecting Shakespeare to a computational process like bioinformatics--not to chop the poor guy into DNA base pairs but to tease out 1, 000-word pieces (or strings) of his plays.
What's written on the page takes them to a certain point, and then we can continuously experiment with how to tease out the maximum impact from all the instruments.
If researchers can tease out the reason why, they might have an opportunity to reduce cancer deaths by focusing on diabetes-related health problems, says lead author Frederick Brancati, M.
Stephen Cecchetti, a professor at Brandeis University's business school, thinks insurers are clever enough to figure out which patients are acting on the results of genetic tests, and to tease out those results implicitly.
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