Meanwhile, a confidence interval, based on the 75th quantile of attribute frequency, was generated through a 10,000-replication bootstrapping.
As a result, 5 (the 27th, 30th, 32th, 33th, and 34th attributes) out of the 38 attributes were chosen, and TFBSs of the 270 TFs were encoded with a 5-dimension vector.
Mary McCarthy once described how Henry James had denuded the novel of its 19th-century attributes: "battles, riots, tempests, sunrises, the sewers of Paris, crime, hunger, the plague, the scaffold, the clergy, but also minute particulars such as you find in Jane Austen — poor Miss Bates's twice-baked apples".
He has a lot of attributes".
By the end of the 17th century, the use of attributed arms became more restrained (Neubecker, 224).
WILMINGTON, Del .— One of the great truisms of 20th-century politics, attributed to the legendary House speaker Tip O'Neill, is that all politics is local.
The report arrives as Congress debates how to cut a U.S. deficit projected at $1.4 trillion this year, roughly a 10th of which can be attributed to direct war spending.
Let's hope there are exceptions.JOHN KNIGHTS Chairman LeaderShape OxfordGovernment and markets"Of rules and order" (May 9th) rightly attributed the concept of a strong government setting the framework for free markets to the Austrian school associated with Friedrich Hayek.
It is not, for one thing, a medieval word; instead, it is an invention of the 16th century attributed, as it were, posthumously, by historians after the Gothic style had been trampled into virtual insensibility by the Italian Renaissance.
The US Populist party of the late 19th century attributed workers' ills to Jewish control of the banking system, as did the Russian Populists who advocated agricultural collectivism around the same time.
