Sub, subject; SUV, standardised uptake value; min, minutes.
AUC, area under the curve concentration; contrib, contribution; min, minutes; Sub, subject; SUV, standardised uptake value; TAC, time-averaged concentration.
For each question, symbols at the bottom of the screen indicated the 3 different answers participants could choose between (Agentic recollection: "SUB", subject said it; "EXP", experimenter said it; "NEW", the word is new.
The product of his work is a source-book of medieval 'arts'/crafts, which includes 202 subjects and sub-subjects ordered alphabetically from absinthium to yellow lead.
The data was grouped in respective sub-subjects based on the interview guides, and then analysis was done by themes as guided by the study objectives.
In addition to classification by subject and sub-subject, every faculty can create their own classification system in the IMS to classify tasks according to their specific learning targets.
Find out what specific sub-subjects you are bad at.
The highest precision values with subjects, SUB-3, SUB-4, SUB-8 and SUB-10, were achievable by P-DPA_M1 with Precision values of 68.51, 70.85, 38 and 61.70 %, respectively.
For variants that conferred a risk at p<0.05 for CHD, we also studied the association in prevalent CHD cases (documented or self-reported myocardial infarction or unstable angina pectoris at baseline), using healthy sub-cohort subjects as controls.
Highlighting sub (for subject) and clicking the "Categorical" button will define participant as a factor of interest.
The courses are very varied including sub-specialist subjects such as hand surgery or management topics such as appraisal.
