In addition, self-reported scales were used to measure idea of reference, emotional experiences and expression, stress and coping, as well as social functioning.
By computing differences in co-regulation between genes across the two datasets, using a Mutual Information measure, IDEA was able to identify dysregulated pathways in disease.
I am committed to making sure that I measure ideas not by whether they are from Democrats or Republicans but whether they work for the American people," Mr Obama said.
Research consistently finds an important spatial dimension to measures of idea dispersion.
In particular, since the essential applications of random functional analysis to conditional risk measures, the idea has also attracted much attention in different aspects [4 13].
We use too much coal and gas and oil, and we've begun to address that through the rapid adoption of renewable energy, the spread of conservation measures, and ideas such as a price on carbon.
A classic measure of idea production, introduced by Guilford in 1967, revolves around the notion of "alternative uses": subjects are asked how many novel uses they can imagine for a paper clip, say, or a newspaper or a brick.
The present study will examine only the first internal component, the proposer, by measuring the idea generation processes of students while composing.
By any measure, the idea of a pop song raising awareness for a disaster was a glowing success all around proof that pop culture and young people could inspire change.
However, since in this study arterial blood temperature was not measured, the idea that it may have been lower than muscle temperature remains an assumption.
Lester et al [ 23] touched on measuring this idea through a questionnaire where they explored aspects of a supportive culture within primary care academic departments.
