In her rocker incarnation, Smith's genius for ecstatic racket has generally defined coherence as the rhythm section's job.
We recall that Lewis's defined coherence, or congruence, not for any old set of proposition but rather for a set of supposed facts asserted.
The micro level refers to clinical integration, which defines coherence in the primary process of care delivery to individual patients and is based on a person-focused perspective and not solely on a particular condition [ 4, 54].
They defined coherence of a tricluster as max (e ib / e ia, e jb / e ja ) min (e ib / e ia, e jb / e ja ) - 1, where e i a, e i b denote the expression values of two columns a and b respectively for a row i.
To define optical coherence tomographic (OCT) criteria for the diagnosis of a lamellar macular hole, and to increase understanding of lamellar hole pathogenesis by examining fine anatomic features using ultrahigh-resolution optical coherence tomography (UHR OCT).
For paralogs X and Y, we define functional coherence between the paralogs using the Jaccard's coefficient as FC X,Y) = |(F X) ∩ F Y)| / |(F X) ∪ F Y)|, which represents the number of shared GO terms normalized by the total number GO terms annotated for the two genes X and Y.
With regard to clinical management coordination across levels of care, the systematic review led us to identify five attributes that define care coherence, two that define follow-up and one that defines accessibility across care levels.
Douven and Meijs's own proposal is similar to Fitelson's in defining coherence in terms of confirmation.
The proportion of dot pairs oriented to the common rule defined the coherence level.
For paralogs X and Y, we defined tissue coherence between the paralogs as TC X,Y) = |(T X) ∩ T Y)|/(T X) ∪ T Y)|.
