Sentence examples for individual default from inspiring English sources

As can be seen, TbT performed better than the individual default normalization methods implemented in the other three packages (DESeq [ 20], baySeq [ 18], and NBPSeq [ 21]).

The pipeline procedure aligns reads by barcode type, trims barcodes off to give sequences of 64 bp, merges tag files of the same individual (default minimum number of times a tag must be present to be output = 5), gives pairwise alignment via the network filter (ETR = 0.03), and assigns genotypes to each individual (allele frequency minimum = 0.05; maximum = 0.5).

The sub-division of the default 100-factors was championed to allow the replacement of individual default sub-factors by values derived from chemical specific data when available, and guidance for the use of chemical or pathway-specific adjustments was subsequently drawn by the IPCS [ 40].

This approach is demonstrated in an example where there is interest to determine how particular covariates effect the chance of an individual defaulting of their mortgage, and we also explore the appropriateness of a model developed in the literature for the chance of a late arrival in domestic air travel.

If the U.S. defaults on its borrowings Aug. 2 for the first time its history, credit rating agencies will increase interest rates just as when individuals default on credit cards or other loans.

"We expect some individual L.G.F.V. defaults in 2014, but a systemic default in L.G.F.V. debt in the short term is unlikely, as the fiscal cost to roll over debt is still low," he wrote, referring to local government financing vehicles.

We also prove global stability of the endemic equilibrium for the most general case of the model, i.e., which allows for PrEP individuals to default.

Our results show that a number of desiderata that arise in direct inference (reasoning from statistical information to conclusions about individuals) and default reasoning follow directly from the semantics of random worlds.

Jenson (2008) argues that human capital theory in its emphasis on life-long learning, and on the economic contribution of successful and productive individuals by default ignores or downplays the particular conditions and circumstances of women and children — which are not the same as those of men.

Individuals who default or die on therapy are assumed to incur half the cost of a treatment course.

Unlike the previous (successful treatment) compartment, diagnostic delay is not explicitly incorporated into this compartment, as to do so would prolong the duration of time until individuals who default re-enter the 'late active' compartment.