Sentence examples for distinguished permutations from inspiring English sources

When sample sizes are extremely small, the total number of distinguished permutations is limited and, therefore, permutation-based methods, such as SAM, will have larger p-values than those from regular t-test, especially for differentially expressed (DE) genes.

The kernel of Fraenkel's method for proving the independence of AC is the observation that, since atoms cannot be set-theoretically distinguished, any permutation of the set \(A\) of atoms induces a structure-preserving permutation an automorphism of the universe \(V(A)\) of sets built from \(A\).

The time series in the top left panel of Figure 2 cannot be distinguished from its permutations and thus is unsuitable for the purposes of forecasting.

However, they used permutations of variables and distinguished between the first and the last variables.

In the construct s7+ GFP, the plus sign is used to distinguish a circular permutation site that includes a larger portion of strand 7. The locations of all circular permutants used are indicated in Figure 1.

Two main categories of CB are distinguished [4]: Figure 12 CB: (a) iris texture, (b) block permutation, (c) surface folding.

Rank phylum-level abundance distinguished CRA from normal patients (area under the curve = 0.767, permutation P = 0.006).

For a different way of motivating the permutation invariance criterion for logical constancy, starting from the "pretheoretical intuition that logical consequences are distinguished from material consequences in being necessary and formal," see Sher 1991, ch. 3.

The best prognostic model (19 genes, Table 2) distinguished between a high and a low-risk group (median OS 31 and 78 months respectively, log rank p<0.01, permutation p = 0.02) (Figure 3).

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