The development of omalizumab therapy over the past 20 years provides an interesting example of the emergence of a conceptually new, biotechnology-produced pharmaceutical [ 13– 13].
For example, a conceptually related question would be: What is the neural basis of the identification of one's own voice versus other voices?
Examples of conceptually similar approaches include the connectivity map [ 44, 45], molecular concept mapping [ 46], and the relevancy metric [ 23], which all provide the capability to link new experiments to existing ones.
Fig. 10 Example of fragility curve to conceptually demonstrate the relative importance of 'alternative HIMs' to 'core HIMs'.
For example, they stated that "Although comparison of AUCs is a conceptually equivalent approach to the likelihood ratio and Wald test, it has vastly inferior statistical properties".
Each peer posts a small amount of metadata to a conceptually global, but physically distributed directory.
For example, our current show YOU is a conceptually strong group show (Felix Gonzalez Torres, Aurélien Froment, Jeppe Hein, Július Koller, Rivane Neuenschwander) that questions the idea of what art is: the viewer 'produces' the artwork through their visit.
A conceptually simple scenario of elution of uranium from a sand column is used as an illustrating example.
Moreover, our method can be readily generalized beyond the domain of perception, for example, to estimate conceptually abstract priors such as over moral beliefs by modeling subjects' responses to questionnaires using ideal observer models derived from item response theory [ 39].
A conceptually clever tale of future haves and have-nots, it also had Hollywood stars such as Matt Damon and Jodie Foster on tap.
