The phrase "a true subset of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical or logical contexts to describe a set that contains some but not all elements of another set, and is not equal to that set.
Example: "The set of even numbers is a true subset of the set of integers."
Alternatives: "a proper subset of" or "a genuine subset of".
Since exhaustive testing is intractable in practice, is assumed as a true subset of the program's input data space :.
A maximal CCTS (GCTS) is a CCTS (GCTS) that is not a true subset of any another CCTS (GCTS).
For the latter U ^ n = [ U P ^ + 1, …, U M ] and the subspace that its columns span is a true subset of the noise subspace.
This data set is a true subset of the main GPRC5 data set.
A key property of our method is that the resulting network generates a true subset of the phenotypes of the full network.
This finding may reflect a true subset of patients at high risk for violence and may also support the possibility that a proportion of the male patients screened falsely positive and were not at-risk victims.
Therefore, we use a statistical test in our primary analysis that maintains statistical power when the vaccine does have an effect, regardless of the true subset of pregnancies at increased risk, with rigorous control of the chance of falsely reporting a positive conclusion when the vaccine has no effect.
The extent of this error can be calculated by identifying the true subset of GRS genes that are orthologous to Human genes in the CCDS dataset.
Notice that if then ∀λ>0, In addition if the penalization parameter λ is chosen appropriately, Adaptive Lasso is consistent for variable selection, and enjoys the so called 'Oracle Property', which in broad terms signifies that the procedure performs as well as if the true subset of relevant variables were known.
For what access provider is it not true that a subset of a subset of its customers counts the ability to access infringing material as one reason among many the vast majority of them perfectly legal to subscribe?
Each (xin mathcal {X}) is identified with the true subset P={c∈V:x(c)=1} of V. Notice that, in such a case, x is the characteristic function χ P of P⊂V.
