LOs are labeled with users' personal tags, which reflect their personal way of describing, classifying, locating and navigating to LOs.
The expected benefits of this approach can be summarized as follows: LOs are labeled with users' personal tags, which reflect their personal way of describing, classifying, locating and navigating to LOs.
Intuitively, the gene vectors encode the topology of the interactome, which in turn reflects gene function, while the label vectors encode the topology of the ontology graph, which reflects the semantic and relational properties of the labels.
"The vast majority of practitioners" have been using this regimen off-label since as early as 2001, Grossman said, rather than using the labelling that the F.D.A. implemented in 2000, which reflected an already outdated protocol that was established in France in the nineteen-eighties.
Intensity of labeling in P. sergenti midguts was weaker, which reflected a nonspecific background reaction.
spectra were analysed as combinations of various spectral modes, one of which reflects the restriction of the label motion by the carbonyl groups in the main chain.
It is notable that the length of the lag period increased as the number of C atoms increased, which reflects the increasing number of reactions needed to achieve the labeling.
Table 3 outlines the results of comparing the number of patients labelled as unhealthy in the last year's records vs. those revealed by the LSQ, which reflects last month's lifestyle behaviours.
15 16 In brief, the model assumed that patients received dabigatran 150 mg twice daily until age 80 and 110 mg twice daily thereafter ('sequential dabigatran'), which reflects the intended clinical use of dabigatran based on the approved European label.
Nintedanib, a multi-tyrosine kinase inhibitor, was used in a small subset of patients, which reflects the treatment preferences in specialist centres that were allowed to document patients in the open-label, nonblinded periods of clinical studies.
