Cutoff values 35 and 40, as examples, are marked in the ROC curve (Fig. 1 A ). Table 3 presents absolute risks for the composite and separate outcomes per score category.
More specifically, dTomato positive cells form clusters, or barrels, in LIV of the PMBSF (examples are marked with white asterisks in Fig. 1).
Both examples were marked by "weak fiscal management, an uncompetitive industrial structure, cutting spending in a weak economy, open capital accounts, and an inappropriate currency peg prior to the crisis," he said.
The opening bars of the first movement, for example, are marked "con amabilità," understood to mean genial or good-natured.
Two parchment folios dated to before 725 during the Umayyad period in the Near East, for example, are marked in plain brown ink in the vertically oriented Hijazi script, with simple designs – such as a palm tree or geometric pattern – separating different chapters, or suras.
A Hewlett-Packard Envy notebook that cost $1,099.99 on Nov. 10, for example, was marked up to $1,179.97 by Nov. 20.
Tablets, for example, were marked down by more than 25percentt on average compared to last year's 12percentt; and that TVs, toys and pet care items "are seeing much larger discounts than last year".
While the Emoter Voice, for example, is marked by a high frequency of Affect (e.g., sad, happy) and tends to occur in personalized genres such as autobiographies, the Appraiser voices are characterized by a preference for explicit judgment (e.g., brave, cruel) and are found in more argumentative genres (see also Ngo and Unsworth 2015 for recent revisions to the Appraisal framework).
Particle decay, for example, is marked by dark blues and browns and the somber, solitary echoes of an unanswered satellite signal.
The point corresponding to this example is marked by the purple circle in the Figure 3.
For example, there are marked differences in recent years between what has happened to the UK and US labour markets.
