Noting that most students studying for the I.B. in Britain are at private schools, Mr. Gove has also called for the development of "an English Baccalaureate that would ensure that all children — especially those from less privileged backgrounds — have a chance to gain a base of knowledge and a set of life chances too often restricted to the wealthy".
In a shift away from using income to measure poverty, Mr Field wants a set of "life chances indicators" to monitor the progress of young children.
The story goes that Klaus stumbled across a set of turntables by chance one night, dubbed himself DJ Heinrich, and gave birth to an entire era.
For testing a set of null hypotheses, the chance of at least one significant result is much higher than the nominal size of each test.
If the search diverges or the area obtained by this edge tracking is too small (<200) or too large (>20000), we remove those objects as noise since such a set of objects has no chance to form any fascia, fat in the kidney, or limiting membrane with a high intensity as the border of the liver and the kidney.
ApEn is a measure of 'irregularity'; smaller values indicate a greater chance that a set of data will be followed by similar data (regularity), and a greater value for ApEn signifies a lesser chance of similar data being repeated (irregularity).
Table 5 is produced by merging Table 4, to only show each possible hamming distance and the corresponding probability of observing it by chance, for a set of two expressed multi-membership genes.
This insight has suggested that, for low-rate recombination genes at least, the criterion of minimizing the overall number of haplotypes necessary to resolve a set of genotypes may have good chances to recover the biological haplotype set.
The P value for the probability of observing a set of n rank-ratios or smaller by chance is computed.
"My last name and appearance immediately instills a set of biases before I have the chance to open my mouth," wrote Martínez.
