Sentence examples for subset of one from inspiring English sources

Using both the human PC3 and rat PAII prostate cancer cell lines have gone on to identify a subset of one hundred and fifty-four genes that demonstrate a similar level of differential expression to Selenium treatment in both species.

After the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) sued to get insights into the algorithm used to determine the cuts, they found that two thirds of the historical data had been corrupt, resulting in a predictive algorithm that was based on an still mildly flawed subset of one third of the existing data.

Expected value of partial perfect information (EVPPI) is similar to EVPI, but instead of evaluating the uncertainty associated with all parameters it focuses on the uncertainty associated with a subset of one or more parameters, allowing the decisionmakers to conclude in which variables further research would be most beneficial.

The 1000 Genomes Project has worked on identifying CNVs from the sequencing of a subset of one thousand individuals (Siva, 2008).

It cannot be right that one vaguely worded subset of one IHRA example can deny other oppressed groups their right to speak about their own oppression.

Law firms provide services across a vast range of specialisms, or "practice areas", but most lawyers specialise in just one area – or even a subset of one – after qualifying.

Even after the FBI finally released a limited subset of one-sided information on Wednesday, the scepticism from experts and peers has persisted.

In addition, WPR avoids redundant messages by selecting a subset of one-hop neighbors, the AMPR (Adapted MultiPoint Relay), needed to reach all two-hop ones.

It should be emphasized that the systems considered by Benallouch et al. [22] and Zhang et al. [23] are actually a subset of one-sided Lipschitz nonlinear systems (see Figure 1 below).

Although we did analyze levels of BPb, Hg, and Cd as well as urinary Cd, the latter is only available in a subset of one-third of the total sample population.

Following previous work (Mostafavi et al., 2008), we used 3-fold cross-validation to evaluate our method, where a randomly chosen subset of one-third of the genes are held out as the test set.