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It is three weeks since Sir Tim Hunt, a Nobel prize winner, shared his sexist opinion of female scientists – distractingly sexy, prone to weep when criticised and best segregated at work – with a room full of science writers.

Gene expression cutoff values that best segregated patients into poor- and good-response subgroups were defined by using the maximal χ method.

While the ligands can be categorized based on sequence homology, they may be best segregated based on whether they signal via receptors that employ SMAD2/3 or SMAD1/5/8 in their signal transduction pathways.

In the hTERT-positive patient group, we determined, using an ROC analysis, a cut-off level of hTERT transcripts of 23.7% that best segregated patients into poor- and good-prognosis subgroups (as described in the Statistical Analysis).

The maximal χ method (Halpern, 1982; Miller and Siegmund, 1982; Lausen and Schumacher, 1992) was used to determine which gene expression (optimal cutoff point) best segregated patients into poor- and good-outcome subgroups (in terms of likelihood of response and survival).

BORN in Washington to a prominent black family, he attended segregated schools there (though he said that Dunbar High was "the best segregated school in history") and graduated from Springfield College, where he was valedictorian, before joining the Air Corps.

The disease status is incorporated in the analysis stage to identify those gene clusters that best segregate asthmatics into distinct groups.

And while the casinos cannot legally prohibit anyone from a particular table or slot machine, they still do their best to segregate their best customers.

If you do choose to leave IRA money to the museum, it's best to segregate that money in a separate IRA, with the museum as sole beneficiary.

They found that repair is not beneficial if damage can be segregated; the best strategy is complete asymmetry without repair.

If we really want to prevent our lovers from developing the lust of others, or worse, emotional intimacy with others; if we really want to prevent men and women from cheating, we would be best to sex-segregate our jobs, our classrooms and social arenas, too.