Person reliability is a characteristic of the person measures for the sample being tested.
The person separation index is the ratio of the variance in the person measures for the sample to the average error in estimating these measures.
The total organic carbon (TOC) content, specific surface area (SSA), and CH4 adsorption isotherm are measured for the samples.
The particle sizes measured for the samples shown in Additional file 1: Figure S4 are ~12, ~16, ~22, and ~26 nm, respectively.
The lowest vitrinite reflectance, T max, and PI values were recorded in the central wells, while the highest values were measured for the samples from the eastern wells (Tables 1, 2, 3, 4).
Field emission characteristics were measured for the samples produced by controlled annealing of nanodiamonds (ND) leading to the formation of sp2/sp3 composites containing diamond core encapsulated in curved graphitic scales, onion-like carbon, and hollow graphite polyhedrons.
Hierarchical clustering was done using the distance measure and the smooth correlation measure for the samples and antigens, respectively (see GeneSpring for detailed description of these measures).
Moreover, relative to the maximal fluorescence intensity reached for Aβ40 alone, the maximal fluorescence intensity measured for the samples containing 5∶1, 1∶2 (CEppt: Aβ showed 100% inhibition of Aβ40 fibrillization (Figure 1C).
Simultaneously, the μ2 values, representing the width of the particle size distribution and thus being a measure for the samples polydispersity, also increased.
Suppose that N samples (e.g., tumor specimens) are assigned to s ordered categories (e.g., tumor grades) and a selected attribute X (e.g., expression of a gene) is measured for the samples and ranked.
