In a medical data set, data are commonly composed of a minority (positive or abnormal) group and a majority (negative or normal) group and the cost of misclassifying a minority sample as a majority sample is highly expensive.
In medical data analysis, it often happens that data are composed of a minority (positive or abnormal) group and a majority (negative or normal) group and the cost of misclassifying a minority sample as a majority sample is highly expensive.
These studies provided clear and direct experimental evidence to support the hypothesis that some tumors are composed of a minority population of cells that retain both the self-renewal and propagation potentials [1] of the tumor and a vast majority of cells that are merely the nontumorigenic daughter cells of CSCs [5].
Like the Iranian regime, it was composed of Shiites, a minority throughout most of the Islamic world and historically its downtrodden class.
AlNbTaTiZr and VNbTaTiZr alloys, made of two bcc solid solutions in the as-cast state, are composed of a bcc solid solution plus a minority phase, a Al Zr intermetallic compound and a Zr Ti hcp phase, respectively, while Cr and Sn containing alloys always present an intermetallic phase together with a bcc solid solution.
Accordingly, it has been postulated that some cancers are composed of a heterogeneous collection of cells, only a minority of which are capable of forming new tumors [2].
Composed of a Francophone majority who are, in turn, a minority in majority Anglophone Canada, Quebec is constantly struggling to preserve its distinctive traits - as is often the case of minority identities.
The complete database, composed of the minority and majority classes, is grouped into k clusters.
MORE is composed of three branches: Minority Access to Research Careers (MARC), Minority Biomedical Research Support (MBRS), and Special Initiatives.
Justice Stephen Breyer pointed out in a decision two years ago that in 2002, one in six black children attended a school that was almost entirely composed of fellow minorities.
In contrast, where the electorate is composed of several minorities, none of which can hope to obtain a majority, or perhaps not even a plurality sufficiently large to obtain representation, the geographic district can be regarded only as an administrative unit for counting votes.
