By comparing these figures, it is observed that P type plays a significant role in maintaining the diffusion alive with respect to class 2 in which users' interest for the diffused information attains lower values.
After 6-year practicing and exploring, the course has made fundamental and systematic innovation achievements in the field with respect to class materials, teaching mode, teaching system.
Application of the test of Mann-Whitney to compare metal concentrations between the categories of injuries A, B and C, showed a statistically significant (p < 0.05) higher concentration of Al and Hg in class A with respect to class B (Table 3), confirming a specific metal signature of the amputating weapon.
This research applies a separate-and-conquer strategy with respect to class labels, in order to realize efficiency in both the training and detection phases under limited computational resources, without compromising accuracy.
First, provided that the sequencing errors in the dataset are random in respect to mutation class, one can presume that the number of errors in each mutation class is proportional to the number of nucleotide positions that allow such mutations.
to allow, any commission or other compensation or anything of value, to any person for acting as its local agent in respect to any class of such insurance, in excess of that offered, paid or allowed to any one of its local agents on such risks in this State.
Patient records were analysed in respect to ASA class, operating time, estimated intraoperative blood loss, transfusion of RBC, FFP or platelets intraoperatively and the application of Fibrinogen.
The optimal split of positive (i.e., 1) and negative (i.e., 0) samples is determined as the metagene expression threshold which produces the highest accuracy i.e., correct class assignments in respect to the real class, in the training set.
In respect to the latter class of cases, we repeat what was said by this court in Board of Liquidation v. McComb, 92 U. S. 531, 541: 'A state, without its consent, cannot be sued by an individual; and a court cannot substitute its own discretion for that of executive officers in matters belonging to the proper jurisdiction of the latter.
Such provisions, as parts of inspection laws, are as proper as provisions for inspecting quality, and it cannot be said that the absence of the latter provisions, in respect to any particular class of tobacco, necessarily causes the laws containing the former provisions to cease to be inspection laws.
