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It also has a dictionary of diving terms and expressions, and you'll get more terms with the app's full version on iOS and Android ($4 each).

Source files that share more terms with the bug report are ranked as having a higher probability of containing the bug.

Thus, the SLEPR method appears to uncover more terms with expected biological relevance with higher significance scores than GSEA in both settings of class comparison, especially when both IGT and DM2 samples were pooled together as one class (Table 1, 3).

However, using all features gives more terms with positive prediction scores, discovering more lipid-related terms.

The precision for using only KWs feature drops abruptly when recall is after 0.7 where there are no more terms with KW features to be found.

For instance, an ontology that already includes the terms somatotrophs and trophoblasts (which are both endocrine cells) could be extended by automatically proposing more terms with the same parent term (Fig. 1).

The country put Labour back, probably for two more terms, but with a singular lack of enthusiasm.

Frequently, however, a protein is annotated with more terms and is therefore assigned to more FN.

But Ms. Dow said that owners, investors and sublessors also have options for "creating pools of value," by arranging more flexible terms with lenders or tenants.

The husband realizes that his wife must be on more intimate terms with this bedroom because she cleans it & spens a lot of time at the dressing table.

In the end, though, that strategy depends on a muscular United States looming offstage, and the Europeans seem to be coming a bit more to terms with that reality.