Table 2 SVM classes definition Class Description Alteration levels 1 Reference or original image × 2, 3, and 4 Blurring alteration 1, 2, and 3, respectively 5, 6, and 7 Gaussian noise alteration 1, 2, and 3, respectively 8, 9, and 10 Resize alteration 1, 2, and 3, respectively.
Only 1 subject presented with regional dysfunction plus a structural alteration (1 minor criterion for arrhythmogenic RV cardiomyopathy diagnosis).
Alterations of skin architecture were scored as follows: (0) no alteration, (1) epithelial hyperplasia, (0) no fibrosis, (1) fibrosis.
In 13 583 contigs, Dissect discovered a structural alteration: 1 044 fusions, 1 331 duplications, 555 rearrangements and 10 653 inversion events.
Among PCR positive donkeys, 19 (65.5%) had one or more hematological and/or bilirubin alteration: 1 (5.3%) was positive for B. caballi and 18 (94.7%) were positive for T. equi.
These factors were semiquantified both together and separately, and scores were then attributed to them as follows: "0" for the absence of the referred alteration, "1" for alterations of low intensity, "2" for alterations of moderate intensity, and "3" for intense alterations, according to the methodology established by Hurewitz et al. [ 30].
Moreover, we observed no alteration SV2-A expression in SGCs.
Bradley (2014) Suggestion (120) followed by evaluation (114), alteration (48) and clarification (32).
The oxygen isotope composition of global seawater (δ18OH2O = 0‰) tends to become 18O-enriched during thermal alteration [24].
The coupling of these high throughput technologies with computer-assisted discrimination systems may substantially influence the future of clinical diagnosis, leading to diagnostic tests based on multi-marker patterns, biomarker profiles or signatures, rather than on a single alteration [1], [4].
Systematic selections are rarely implemented entirely and without alteration [30].
