The linear discriminant analysis yielded three linear discriminate factors (LD factors; scores listed in Table 4).
To discriminate factors that regulate transgene expression levels, Gal4-dependent transcriptional efficiency or apoptosis, we also generated a false positive reporter (GMR-Gal4, UAS-apoptotic gene) (Fig. 1G).
Therefore, in the current environment with respect to PSA screening, studies should incorporate subgroup analysis into their design in order to discriminate factors that may influence the aetiology or progression of clinically relevant tumours from indolent phenotypes [ 10].
As the discriminating factor is allowed to vary between items, the item information function graphs can look different too.
Since modulated RF signals undergo pulse shaping to aid the matched filter detection, our method exploits variability in relative similarity against the dictionary atoms as the key discriminating factor for classification.
Before looking at the standardization sample, we hypothesized that Working Memory would be a better discriminating factor than Processing Speed for gifted students.
Different effects of cocaine can induce different states of A2AR activation and, probably, an altered pre- vs post-synaptic balance (Blum et al, 2003; Popoli et al, 2004; Tebano et al, 2004), which is recognized as an important discriminating factor in the induction of opposite effects of A2AR blockade toward psychostimulat-induced effects (Shen et al, 2008).
Furthermore, the presence of medication overuse was not a discriminating factor.
Injuries to these ligaments do not appear to have been a discriminating factor of importance in this material' [70].
Cognitive skills are the strongest discriminating factor between opportunity 'recognizers' and 'non-recognizers' since cognition impacts the ways in which entrepreneurs evaluate an idea (Corbett2007).
