PhymmBL produces similar results to those of tBLASTx, but gets a lower proportion of true positives and a higher number of false positives resulting in a decrease in sensitivity and specificity in all taxonomic levels, except for the Family-excluded database, in which PhymmBL obtains higher sensibility values.
The odds ratios and 95% CIs, P values for selected prognostic factors, model P values, MC Fadden R, specificity, sensibility, predictive values and the area under the receiver operating curve from the final model were calculated.
"I didn't have a sensibility, a value system, an aesthetic.
George Crabbe wrote poetry of another kind: his sensibility, his values, much of his diction, and his heroic couplet verse form belong to the 18th century.
Such missteps highlight the challenges Upworthy might face in attracting corporate advertisers, but the two owners say that because they want to protect their sensibility and values, every corporation won't be for them anyway.
Practice involves conscious application, monitoring what one is doing, bringing all one's intelligence and sensibility and values to bear — even though what is so painfully and consciously acquired may then become automatic, coded in motor patterns at a subcortical level.
The KANSEI (equal to aesthetic sensibility) evaluation values were calculated from the learned results of the questionnaire by a neural network.
Think about what happens when your favorite properties are renewed without the vision, voices, actors, sensibilities or values you cherish.
It could be someone related -- a sister, older cousin, or sister-in-law -- or it might be a close friend who shares your sensibilities and values but has a natural talent for establishing rapport with young people.
The first is that sensibility theory explicates value in terms of the responses it merits, not just those it normally causes (McDowell 1985: 143).
