As long as the number of features per DNA is fixed we can derive a common critical value for a given significance level (e.g., 5%).
We make conservative assumptions and if we can derive an intrinsic value that is above the market price, it's a candidate.
Simulating 173 AA controls and 370 AA AD subjects or 216 AA DD subjects for 1000 replications to obtain 1000 minimal χ2 values and comparing these values to the original minimal 0 value, we can derive an empiric p-value.
By combining all these factors, Dutton can derive an estimate - and by comparing this value to the actual figure, he can identify players who had an unusual surfeit or dearth of flares and seeing-eye grounders.
After all, it will be better for our students, if they can derive more value out of each experience they have from a specialized entity.
It is against such a backdrop that analysis of pathogenic streptococci of veterinary significance can derive added value.
What ways can we as students convey to the administration this waste we see so that we can derive better value from the university?
New studies show that companies can derive significant value from free digital goods such as open source software, especially when they pay their own employees to contribute to their creation — even if these assets become available to competitors.
In the future, Jackson and Roberts say that they'll be working on building even better analytics tools for merchants, so they can derive more value from the platform.
Like I ( t ), the function y ( t ) is known from measurements on the LED, thus we can derive the value of y T. The third unknown is r.
Students from under-resourced settings can derive tremendous value from participation in clinical electives in more affluent settings, namely through exposure to a different type of medical care.
