Information across the multiple evaluable cores per patient was reduced to one observation per unique subject by using the core which stained with the highest expression.
When there are more than two human subjects, we can measure the segmentation agreements of all the unique subject pairs one by one and then see the distribution, or alternatively, we can use Fleiss' kappa to measure the overall agreement as a summary.
Yet, even if the walls of the Met's Bellows exhibit weren't festooned with quotations from the artist attesting to his ambition to fill his canvasses with the raw energies of life and finding them exemplified on the streets of New York, the paintings themselves provide ample proof that the city offered him a unique subject — one with which he wrangled mightily.
The first step was to add information from the GFF files to the BLAST output, as well as to merge local alignments, so there was only one row per unique subject-query ID.
As on several previous occasions, Mr. Ligeti sets poems by his fellow Hungarian Sandor Weores, whom he describes as "a unique virtuoso," one whose subjects "are sometimes trivial or obscene, occasionally sarcastic or humorous, tragic or desperate, and even include artificial myths and legends".
The difficulty with this approach for optical data is because each of these inverse models is ill-posed (which means that there is no unique solution), the solution to one particular subject might be different from a second subject.
It has been such a unique experience to focus my entire semester around this one, crucial subject and learn from such amazing professors, guests and peers.
The novel's unique style, subject, and time setting make it one of the most respected and regarded works of all time.
Select whether the section is common to all subjects in the cluster or unique to one subject in the cluster.
The "grayed out" entry in the box will tell you whether the section is common to all subjects in the cluster or unique to one subject in the cluster.
