Applying MUOD to a subset of roughly 400 million Google+ users, it has allowed identifying and discriminating automatically sets of outlier users, which present features associated to different definitions of influential users, like capacity to attract engagement, capacity to attract a large number of followers, or high infection capacity.
However, near the quantum critical point, all underlying parameter changes enter into the definition of the influential CPD.
Removal of the study by Jakobsen and colleagues 85 (in men) resulted in a pooled risk ratio of 0.83 (0.59 to 1.15; P=0.26; I=28%; Phet=0.25), which met our definition of an "influential outlier".
Many of these authors' ideas he cataloged in his own handwritten notebooks of concepts, definitions, and philosophies of influential intellectuals.
Because of the clear definition of outcome and influential patient conditions, disease-specific risk adjustment models have been developed to a certain extent in several specialties (e.g. cardiovascular diseases) and have been available for various quality improvement activities [ 7- 10].
For treatments of influential definitions of art, inseparable from the complex philosophical systems in which they occur, see, for example, the entries on 18th Century German Aesthetics, Arthur Schopenhauer, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Dewey's Aesthetics.
Robert Devaney's influential definition of chaos (1989) was proposed in this fashion.
Dworkin takes up the idea in his influential definition of equality.
Plato's metaphysical understanding of the forms already lays the ground for Kripke's influential definition of an essence as an invariant property that can be "rigidly designated" across all possible worlds.
