However, those who are initially inclined to take the possibility of multilocation seriously may see this argument as a reason to doubt the first premise and the associated definition (Gilmore 2006: 2006.
Commonly used methods such as ANOVA [2], t-test [3], and SAM [4] assume that genes which show changes in gene expression, across conditions or relative to a control state are relevant, with the difference between the algorithms dependent upon their associated definition of differential expression.
Well-defined vocabularies (terms, their associated definitions, and normative references) provide the foundation on which most standardization activities proceed – and ontologies that demand precise terminology are often important components of the digital infrastructure.
The tools all comprised single-item classification systems for error severity with associated definitions.
5 The online supplement (table S1) presents key SNA terms, along with their associated definitions, theories and propositions.
The pilot study helped us to refine the wording of our questions and the associated definitions that we included in order to minimise uncertainty and ambiguity about what was being asked.
A majority (66.7%) were diagnosed using the catheter-associated definition (table 5).
An infection was considered community-onset CDI if the healthcare-associated definition was not met.
There is never a strong definition of "senior operational leader," or even — maybe especially — of what counts as an "associated force," the affiliation that makes people who are not part of Al Qaeda eligible for assassination.
The use of Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and the associated XML definition of the functionality available on the remote site, coupled with the use of HTTP as a transport protocol, opens the way for a very large-scale system design incorporating web services.
If a molecule matches a SMARTS scaffold definition, the associated tag name is added to the molecule's metadata in the SD file.
