The significance of Erastus' theses, which were published posthumously in 1589 under the title Explicatio gravissimae quaestionis…, was reflected by their numerous translations: in 1659 as The Nullity of Church Censures, in 1682 as A Treatise of Excommunication, and in 1844 in a Scottish edition.
Since (eta(G)= n (G) -r(G)), this theorem can be equivalently rewritten in the following form in terms of the nullity of G. Let G be a graph with nullity (eta(G)).
In particular, a test can be conducted to test the nullity of the coefficient β∗ of the omics score in a multivariate model fitted on the validation set.
That bulging sentence contains many of Lobo Antunes's distinctive qualities: the profusion of detail that delights in mess; the word games that flirt with the nullity of language; the professional acumen that diagnoses the king's disease and finds a poetic simile to catch the precise odor of his sickly breath.
We tested the nullity of the coefficient �� in the following equation: BL Global score = constant+αi+β×date+γ×date2, with αi, the effect on patient #i, β the date effect and γ the non linear date effect.
end{aligned} (27)In this context, we can prove the following proposition: The nullity of the information matrix of model (27) is one under the joint null hypothesis (H_{0}:psi _{x}=psi _{u}=0).
This paper suggests that, in the case of binary outcome, all the tests based on the equality between the discriminative abilities of the clinical and the combined scores refer to the same null hypothesis, namely the nullity of the coefficient of a predictor in a regression model.
(A few years later in his Theological Letters (1780-1) Herder would write that history is "a textbook of the nullity of all human things").
In a preface to the new law, the pope said he was "not favoring the nullity of marriages but the speed of the process".
Certainly death would explain the nullity of the narrator's character.
