"It's like a 100-round boxing match, it's an absolute ding-dong.
For the purpose of this study we define genes as being specifically expressed under a given contrast when the D statistic for that contrast is the highest absolute D statistic across all contrasts (bold numbers in Figure 2C).
This allowed the British to wait until the stakes were at their absolute highest: D-Day.
The own-subject elasticity ε ̂ 11 and the absolute change D y ̂ 11 are decreasing in μ1 corresponding to the results in the one-subject case.
Based on chest CT imaging, the lobar volumes were calculated as their absolute volume (D) and percent volume (E) change in the 21 days after pneumonectomy.
Through our combined camera and projector calibration, we can use these pixel locations to triangulate an absolute 3-D point in space.
The absolute deviation D was 2.83 ± 2.65%.
On average, the absolute difference, D Y i = lnY t 2 - lnY t 1, was 1.38 ± 0.97.
Errors (F) were determined as deviations in the concentrations from the prescriptions: To enable comparisons between solutes of different concentrations, we computed the relative error f with regard to 100%: The absolute deviation D was computed by setting all the negative values of f as positive and by computing these values for the groups as appropriate.
The SFA allows one to run compressive tests by determining the absolute distance D between two semi-reflecting smooth mica surfaces mounted on silica discs (Fig. 1A) using interferometric fringes patterns (Fig. 1B) while applying normal forces F via a double cantilever spring [ 22, 23].
ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists ASDD, Absolute standardized difference; D, D-statistic is the maximum difference in the empirical quantile-quantile plot, and it is sensitive to imbalance across the empirical distribution; nm, Number of matched observations; nos, Number of observations in the original sample; RACHS, Risk Adjustment for Congenital Heart Surgery.
