Therefore, it is not possible to establish whether or not the detection of serum cytokeratin 19 fragment (sequences 311 335 and 346 367) could be considered as better or equivalent to prognostic determinants of NSCLC when compared with the other new markers.
Analysis is facilitated by a dataset of urban land information in period 1993 2012 (derived from time-series nighttime light imageries) as the independent variable, and an equivalent dataset of 33 determinants of four categories (economic, demographic, social and natural) as exploratory variables.
Unlike the germ theory for communicable diseases, there has been no equivalent underlying link between the determinants shown in Figure 1 and chronic diseases.
At > 0.1 genome equivalents per library the main determinants of cost were the target depth of read coverage over scaffolds and the scaffold coverage of the genome.
If is finite-dimensional, this can be rephrased using determinants: having eigenvalue is equivalent to :.
Note that S k being symplectic is equivalent to the fact that the determinant of S k is equal to one, that is, to the condition.
Then for such spectral data, the main equation becomes the linear algebraic system (54), and Condition S is equivalent to the condition that the determinant of this system does not equal zero for each x ∈ [ 0, T ].
Therefore, between-arms equivalent liver toxicity was an important determinant of our results regarding survival.
For example, with, the permutations and the number of inversions they contain are,,,,, and, so the determinant of is which is equivalent to in the binary field.
We introduce a definition of the volume of a general rectangular matrix, which is equivalent to an absolute value of the determinant for square matrices.
