Sentence examples for measure of wise from inspiring English sources
And yet, when one reads Neil Hanson's meticulously researched, utterly fascinating new account, "The Great Fire of London," uncanny parallels between the two September events suddenly and quite unexpectedly appear -- parallels from which New Yorkers may yet derive comfort, instruction and a measure of wise counsel.
The clustering was done using a previously described approach that is based on an information-theoretic measure of pair-wise PWM similarity[15].
The proximity is a relative measure of pair-wise relations derived from the set of decision trees in the Random Forest method.
To transform the co-expression measure (here the absolute value of the Pearson correlation matrix) into measures of pair wise connection strengths, one can make use of an adjacency function.
E-value is an estimate of the number of "hits" due to chance for a given database size rather than an error measure of individual pair-wise alignments as is of interest here.
P (Bi |Bk) and ε(Bi |Bk) are measures of pair-wise dependencies between taxa.
The standard measures of pair-wise LD, denoted as D ' and r, were estimated in Haploview 4.2 [ 47, 48] based on the genotype data from all the participants.
Other measures of gene-wise significance were considered, including Fisher's method of combining P-values (40), and a method that corrects for the number of SNPs tested within each gene and subsequently adjusts for LD (41, 42) (data not shown).
For all maps but Map B, the Wilmott's measure of agreement between pair-wise maps suggests that agreement increases at coarser spatial resolution, potentially leveling off at the top end of the range of spatial resolution tested here (Fig. 7a).
A pair-wise measure of linkage disequilibrium (D') was also calculated for each pair of FCGR genes.
Once aligned, reads reflect quantitative levels of ChIP signal that can then be further normalized to a no antibody (input) control to produce a base-wise measure of the enrichment of ChIP signal reads over the control library reflective of protein binding or prevalence (Park 2009).
