In the chapter on conversions, such as Conversion by Limitation All X is Y, therefore Some Y is X Boole found the Aristotelian classification defective in that it did not treat complements, such as not-X, on the same footing as the named classes X, Y, Z, etc.
The expansion and contraction of some gene families may be genuine, while others may reflect defective curation, thus incorrect classification.
Both classifications are defective, although the working distinction between silcrusts and ferricrusts is useful.
Petitioner's evidence, like that of Dr. Simon, was an emphatic denial of any condition which could justify her classification as a mental defective.
The WHO Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) Classification System was used to classify defective medicines.
We used a reference-free 2D class averaging to discard 60S subunits and defective particles, resulting in 144,619 particles of the final data set for subsequent 3D classification and refinement.
Guided by our comparative gene family classification strategy, we identified six gene models in C. briggsae and C. remanei that are likely defective, causing artificially inflated numbers of ABC transporter genes reported by TRIBE-MCL in these species.
Yu's approach predicts PPIs based on protein interaction networks by completing the defective cliques, which is stricter and more reliable compared with the methods based on clustering subnets and functional classification in the protein interaction network [ 11].
A significant number of the hits found (n = 868; 65.2%) corresponded to highly defective elements, with lower conservation of the typical transposase domains (HTH, CENPB and/or DDE), which have still to be analyzed for classification (Table 1).
The Defective Detectives.
§ 215.115 Defective roller bearing.
