His plan comprised points, lines and surfaces, where the "points" were so-called follies, or structures of open-ended, non-prescribed usage – folie, poststructuralist philosopher Jacques Derrida explains in the folio text, implies psychosis and delusion.
Covariates included in the multivariable models were response on prior anti-EGFR treatment, interval between conclusion of previous anti-EGFR treatment and initiation of anti-EGFR retreatment, age, race, gender, PS, and Royal Marsden Hospital (RMH) prognostic score comprising points for serum LDH and albumin levels, and number of metastatic sites [ 16].
In addition, we propose new models for the development and evolution of point bars and for inner bend sedimentary accumulations that can comprise point bars overlain by finer-grained oblique accretion deposits.
Heterozygous SPI1 mutations were reported in 7% of a Japanese AML study (9/126 AMLs, with half of the cases comprising point mutations and the other half deletions).
Intergenic mutations comprised point mutations, small indels, and IS insertions that fell in noncoding regions between two genes, and we split these into two objects, one associated with each neighboring gene.
The five points comprised three points located on the pericardium meridian, and two points from different locations.
Ethane was chosen as a reference fluid and the experimental database comprises 3163 points from 37 substances (polar, non-polar and hydrogen-bonding ones).
The line of no effect comprises all points for which the proportion of subjects who respond to drug is the same as the proportion who respond to placebo.
The region R (v ) corresponding to v ∈ A comprises all points (C θ, C ℓ ) ∈ ℝ + × ℝ + such that C (v, C Θ, C ℓ ) ≤ C (v ′, C Θ, C ℓ ), ∀ v ′ ∈ A − v.
Additionally, sampling fails to find regions that comprise points and lines, which we have shown to comprise a large fraction of the total number of solutions.
