In general, however, in the popular piety of the Greeks, the myths were viewed as true accounts.
"The key conceptual point is probably whether the transactions would have been viewed as true hedges under the final version of the Volcker Rule," Douglas J. Elliott, a fellow at the Brookings Institution, wrote on Monday.
Across a network of papers, however, the barrier to the propagation of negative results biases claims as being viewed as true until proved false.
In terms of the desired behavior of the EMVC algorithm, non-core genes can be viewed as true positives, i.e. annotations that should be removed.
In fact, the meta-data obtained from DCA can be viewed as "true signals" separated from red herrings for each serum proteomics data set.
Further, because a regression toward the mean effect tended to be supported by the study data (i.e. subjects having high or low cut points from the right accelerometer had less extreme cut points from the left accelerometer), the established ICPs probably shouldn't be viewed as "true" ICPs.
On basis of the chemical structure of the compounds, our method also extrapolates to possible metabolites (formed after liver passage) and their respective targets - this portion of the prediction process is solely based on the chemical structure of the drugs and can be viewed as true predictions.
Both look to score first, although Rose is viewed as more of a true point, while Mayo is more of a Chauncey Billups-type combo guard.
The false-positive rate, that is, the frequency at which the test is viewed as significant when the true value of p is 1.0 (minor-allele ), is generally well behaved, but can sometimes exceed the probability level of the statistical test.
In a league sorely lacking true centers, Yao is viewed as the class of the next generation.
