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For example, if G designates the expression levels of a gene and C designates the presence or absence of cancer, then the uncertainty of cancer given these two expression levels is equal [ 17] to the conditional entropy H(C| G), and the amount of information that the gene provides about cancer is equal to the mutual information I(G; C).

ER1 and ER2 designate the expression ratios obtained from 2 independent first strand cDNA synthesis reactions (see Methods).

We scored 48 hpf embryos by designating the progenitor expression pattern as small, normal or large.

Moreover, the protein with the fold change cutoff ratio < 0.66 or >1.50 as well as the p value less than 0.05 was designated the differential expression protein.

The notion of a rigid designator comes from Kripke (1980), who (roughly speaking) defines a rigid designator to be an expression that designates the same thing with respect to all possible worlds.

Effect Cut-off designates the α level used to designate significant differential expression due to transplantation site (environment).

Substituting this in equation 6 gives If one chooses to use P to designate the parent atom, the expression assumes its familiar form: This pair of equations states rigorously what might be assumed from intuition, that minerals formed at successively longer times in the past would have progressively higher daughter-to-parent ratios.

The arrows designate the region where GUS expression was maximum in the cross section.

This amended ES expression set (designated the ES set without proliferation genes) could also segregate the 101 pretreatment tumor samples according to time to progression.

Based on the observed pattern of expression, we designated the splicing form detected by assay ex13-13b as a neuroendocrine splicing form, TCF7L2-NE.

SX13 cells harbor the stable integration of an expression vector containing antisense to IGF-1R, whereas the parent MCF-7 cells (designated NEO) harbor the expression vector lacking the antisense [ 19].