For every set of features that are highly correlated to each other, we replaced it by its subset with the highest adjusted correlation coefficient.
With regard to HNSCC and its subset, oral SCC, it is well known that the occurrence of the MIN phenotype is relatively low, and this is supported by the fact that many loss of heterozygosity (LOH) events seem to have been more common than MIN in HNSCC [ 4].
It is the third set (or its subset thereof) which will be subjected to the DWT domain treatment with three different smoothing functions on each subband individually.
Therefore, this Japanese lamprey Pax6B gene was not included in the phylogenetic analysis of the entire Pax4/6/10 class of genes (fig. 2), whereas it was included in the phylogenetic analysis of its subset, Pax6 (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).
They look at what is happening at a place like Chenery Park through a very different lens called ecological psychology, or its subset, broken-windows theory.
In the public arena — exemplified by the obsessions evident in his private letters — he pursued two salient themes: the historical imperatives of modern Zionism; and German culpability and its subset, the delusions of German Jews in their unrequited love affair.
Value management and its subset, value engineering, aim to maximize the performance of an organization from the board room to the shop floor.
More inclusive approaches, including community-based conservation (CBC), its subset enterprise-based conservation (EBC), and payments-based conservation (PES) programs, have been tried in the past 15 years.
We first use algebraic properties of kinetic sets to study the set of complex factorizable kinetics CFK(N) on a CRN, which shares many characteristics with its subset of mass action kinetics.
But in Manhattan, where the giddy heights of wealth, status and ego can induce as much vertigo as the tallest Trump tower, parents at all levels evinced a reluctance to discuss with their children issues of class inequality or its subset, conspicuous real estate, leading to the sort of finding that Dr. Johnson, the Lehigh sociologist, found chilling.
