The actual membership and the predicted membership of each stereotype were compared.
"Everybody looks at the board membership of each school to see who they know," one West Side father said.
Membership of each cluster was also quite similar (Supplementary Fig. 11), compared with that of genotyped SNPs (Supplementary Fig. 12).
Here, a new influence function is introduced that adjusts the membership of each of the knowledge sources.
In Delaware, the State Constitution requires that the membership of each court in the state be evenly balanced between Democratic judges and Republican judges.
In Plymouth, the council is focusing on creating co-operative schools, with membership of each school mutual open to pupils, teachers, parents, local residents and employers.
Therefore, in this paper, an enhanced method is provided to measure the accuracy membership of each alternative so as to give additional information for the decision maker.
Under the law passed then, this Confederate flag cannot be lowered, even by the governor, but only by "a joint resolution by a two-thirds vote of the membership of each house of the General Assembly".
The stipulation that vote counts be based on the total membership of each house would have been a change in current procedure, in which tallies are based on the number of representatives or senators present and voting.
Detailed information of the membership of each cluster revealed by all independent SNPs for panels S and B is listed in Supplementary Data 4 and Supplementary Data 5, respectively.
Classification methods are fundamental chemometric techniques designed to find mathematical models able to recognize the membership of each object to its proper class on the basis of a set of measurements.
