As a consequence, large sets tend to be characterised by relatively small values of similarities with other smaller sets.
Fresh frozen material was available to allow T- or B-cell clonality studies and the translocations [1] (14 18) and (11 14) to be characterised using primer sets defined by the BIOMED consortium (29 cases), and also for further molecular analysis if necessary (identification of microorganisms such as mycobacteria, EBV, HHV-8, etc.; 7 cases).
(3) As set, C is characterised by its elements (leaves), called (L(C ={a,c,d}).
In the database, sets of items can be characterised by its support (noted as supp), which is the proportion of objects sharing the attributes [ 13, 14].
Modern systematic design embraces a large and diverse set of methods and approaches but can be characterised along four underlying principles [ 10].
The used formalism (S1) can be characterised as a set of coupled ordinary differential equations of continuous state variables in the common independent variable t, which describes a deterministic non-spatial state evolution.
We will show how intelligence can be characterised by an integrated set of high order cognitive skills: critical thinking, questioning and creativity.
This validation set was characterised by a longer period of follow-up as compared to the initial subset.
Importantly, this core set is characterised by synaptic pathology and mitochondrial dysfunction, both of which are hypothesised to be causative of a number of neurodegenerative disease states.
Recenlty, it has been shown that when evaluating sets of publications ranging from several hundreds to 105 papers, the dependence of the h-index on the size of the set is characterised by a "universal" growth rate [ 2].
