As there will be a smoother fading in a real patient population, a slightly greater threshold is assumed to correspond to a practically reasonable balance between sensitivity and specificity.
In the tissue context, however, the ratio of mutant vs wild-type alleles depends on the presence of non-mutant cells in the sample and would practically correspond to half the percentage of mutant tumor cells.
To fit models to data, we used linear and nonlinear regression (always getting the best results from nonlinear regressions) and used different boundary conditions; namely, q = q i at t = 0 and q = q at t = t, where q i corresponds to a quick, practically instantaneous biosorption at the beginning of the experiment.
In the current analysis (Fig. 4), the chloroplast genome assemblies are practically complete; the few missing regions tend to correspond to long A-T repeats and other types of microsatellite-like regions (total aligned length 158,903 bp; 1.8% missing data).
Yet, the schools supplied with well water register the highest level of deviation from microbiological standards – practically, one in six water samples collected from schools did not correspond to the sanitary norms.
By comparing in Fig. 6 the plots that correspond to the strategies E4 and E5, it is observed that the performance of both strategies is practically the same for low to moderate primary traffic load (ρ < 0.25).
We note that (10) and (12) correspond to a similar SOCP; hence, a similar computational effort is required to solve each instance of (10) and that of (12), practically using a software like CVX [29].
But these correspond to forwards, too.
Mozart's form of laughter in the dark corresponds, or seems to correspond, to ours.
The photos correspond to scientists' predictions".
