Only in women are patterns in ovarian cancer or pregnancy outcomes observable; only in men can testicular cancer patterns be observed.
Here, y i is the observed response (e.g., a time-to-event variable, observable only in uncensored data points, otherwise missing, NA) and a i and b i define lower and upper bounds for the response, respectively.
That enabled many more such observations to be made than previously, when such phenomena had been observable only for the few minutes' duration of solar eclipses.
Intact squid that were transiently packed in a small observation chamber without anesthesia and pinning also exhibited oscillations, which indicates that the chromatophore oscillations observed in our study were not a special behavior that was observable only under our experimental conditions (see video S3).
But thoughts and feelings are subjective (see "The Unobservable Mind," February 2005) and observable only by interpreting data.
However, cytotoxicity is so high with respect to antiestrogenicity that the latter was clearly observable only in one case (9b).
In contrast, cell-free constructs failed to form good quality tendon tissue with fibril structure observable only at 45 weeks.
This unusual swelling behavior is observable only when the clay concentration in the hydrogel is above the overlap threshold c∗.
The former is observable only for the CPGE current, whereas the latter is a general effect and can govern all three components of the photocurrent (J0, JCPGE, JLPGE).
Discovering and exploiting intermediate phenotypes observable only on imaging for diagnosis and risk stratifications is a paradigm shift that could profoundly impact the healthcare we provide.
Contrary to the parent system, the paramagnetic (PM) to ferromagnetic (FM) transition is found to be of first order but becomes observable only in fields above 1 T.
