Is the observed effect of amitriptyline a true class effect of tricyclic antidepressants or specific to a subset of tricyclics?
To his supporters, the father of four was a true class warrior, one of the most effective negotiators in the UK union movement, getting good pay and conditions for his members, willing to stand up for their rights.
The androstene steroid molecules used in this study are naturally synthesized in neuro-ectodermal tissue by the metabolism of DHEA, and represent a true class of neuro-steroids.
It is difficult to know whether this is a true class effect of antispasmodics.
Against West Ham on 14 April 1992, he scored the only goal with a far-post volley in the 88th minute after Matthew Le Tissier had created space to whip over a cross: the goal was described as "a moment of true class in an otherwise ordinary game".
Those of us who backed him from the start may feel justified but even those who expressed doubts can acclaim a sportsman of true class, and an exceptional leader.
This is a depiction of a true working-class hero.
Thus, the accuracy, the proportion of patients assigned to their true class, is an ideal measure of loss of performance due to uncertainty.
But, in the UK, we don't need spy mics to discover what the upper class think; we can just read Tatler, a jaw-droppingly brazen document of Britain's true class system – a lifestyle magazine for people who know what "truffle consomme" is and what you're supposed to do with it.
The intuitive idea is that, following the definition of statistical independence between random variables, in the case of a classifier predicting at random, the predicted class labels are statistically independent of the true class labels.
But, in the UK, they don't need spy mics to discover what the upper class think: They just read Tatler, a brazen document of Britain's true class system.
