Traditional metabolic databases indicate whether reactions have been observed but do not provide the likelihoods of reactions occurring, for example those of mixed function oxygenases and oxidases, during phase I metabolism.
When a node cannot be split any further, it is referred to as a leaf node and its leaf-value provides the likelihood of sample X given by Equation (2) where N T l and N a l l l are the numbers of the true and all samples at the leaf node, l, respectively.
Moreover, the ratio of these attack rates provides the likelihood of progressive primary disease resulting from recent household infection and adjusts for previous tuberculosis infection in contacts.
Equation (6) then provides the likelihood for the coarsened data.
The PPV provides the likelihood that, given a positive test result the patient actually has the disease in question.
Similarly, the NPV provides the likelihood that, given a negative test result, the patient does not have the disease.
RUMM2020 provides the likelihood ratio test to identify the form of Rasch model that is most appropriate for a given set of data.
BCI reports prognostic risk separately for early and late recurrence and also provides the likelihood of benefit from extended endocrine therapy based on the H/I ratio.
The term P-value reported by an enrichment analysis method provides the likelihood for that term to be enriched within w.
