The model used comprised terms of depth, width, year, and depth × year interaction with a regression df of 7 and total df of 89.
For example, one concept D search will comprise terms for the function of PROMs feedback as a method of screening for undetected feedback using subject headings and text words such as; 'mass screening'/, 'undetected problem', 'undiscovered condition'.
And that kind of build brings some comprises in terms of ruggedness.
This expanded endpoint comprised all terms of the Primary MACE endpoint plus terms for arrhythmia, heart failure (with or without hospitalization), and mechanical-related events.
Furthermore, BP classes comprise GO terms of anabolic and catabolic processes, such as 'oxidative phosphorylation', 'mitochondrial electron transport, NADH to ubiquinone' or 'energy reserve metabolic process'.
The resulting solution is comprised of terms derived by Wenzel, plus additional terms representing diffracted wave dynamics.
The presence of injection site reactions was defined as having at least one TEAE during the 30-week comparison period with Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA) preferred terms comprising any of the following 'injection site' terms: bruising, erythema, haematoma, haemorrhage, induration, irritation, nodule, pain, pruritus, rash, swelling or urticaria.
Count matrices generated for pathway-level comparisons consisted of 353 pathways and a matrix of KO terms comprised of 4,399 KO terms generated for gene-level comparisons.
The Gene Ontology, which is comprised of terms in a hierarchical tree structure and is adopted for the gene function assignment of most studied organisms, is now extending its realm to the field of microbial annotation.
In England and Wales, for example, compulsory training for graduates, generally comprising two terms (six months) of professional and theoretical studies and a further three-month period of school experience, was scheduled to come into effect only in 1973.
