The phrase "a regs" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect form of a phrase, possibly intended to refer to "regulations" or "regulatory."
Example: "The company must comply with a regs that govern safety standards."
Alternatives: "a regulation" or "a rule".
For C the minimum 2421 was attained at α equal to 0.3 and log equal to 1.69 resulting in a REGS predictor consisting of 27 genes.
This approach established a REGS classifier capable of assigning each tumour sample an estimate of the probability of being resistant to each of the three drugs.
For H the minimum classification error 0.11 was attained at α equal to 0.1 and log equal to −6 resulting in a REGS classifier consisting of 118 genes.
Finally, the minimum MSPE 777 was attained at α equal to 0.1 and log equal to 45 for O resulting in a REGS predictor consisting of 21 genes.
For C the minimum 0.31 was attained at α equal to 0.1 and log equal to −2.27 resulting in a REGS classifier consisting of 73 genes.
In both articles a variant of LDA was used to establish a REGS classifier neither of which resulted in predictions related to clinical outcome.
There are a lot of regs, and there are a lot of rules and there are nine million papers to fill out.
"There's a greater level of comfort in knowing that the Fed and Treasury are involved in writing the regs," a spokeswoman for the industry group said.
Even with the old regs, a scratch-cooking district with lots of choice on their menu had to jump through ridiculous hoops in order to even write a menu that complied, let alone document their production process sufficiently.
At Vanguard, the $830 billion (assets) shop with low costs and a clean record, the new regs will consume a lower percentage of assets but are a real distraction for management.
A better understanding of the underlying mechanism of T reg regulation or a strategy for controlling T regs may lead to a novel therapeutic strategy for gastric cancer.
