We recall that a support set consists of a subset of variables with the property that a model can build on them (not including any variable outside the support set), which can distinguish positive cases from negative ones.
In addition, we found that some features of ANCA-positive IgAN patients partially resembled IgAN patients, such as gross haematuria, which distinguished them from AASV.
In addition, we excluded all nucleotide variations which distinguished K6001-B7 from the reference genome, but were simply not sequenced at sufficient quality in K6001 and therefore potential false-positives.
Pogge argues from a rights perspective, which distinguishes between negative and positive rights and duties.
However, some of these polyps are solely composed of S-100-positive Schwann cells, which distinguish them from true "neuromas" and "neurofibromas".
With this definition, it can be seen in Table 6 that the diameter and, to some extent, the grade are contrastors, which distinguish P+++ from its complement in the positive class.
Estrogen receptor-positive (ER+) cell lines, including those with HER2 amplification, were the most sensitive, and there was significant overlap between the gene set associated with PD 0332991 sensitivity and that which distinguishes breast cancer subtypes [ 1].
To compare the robustness of the SAMDI and FdL assays, we calculated the Z′-factor, which measures the ability of an assay to distinguish positive signals from background.
Selig explained that operational issues — which included disagreements with the union about how to distinguish positive tests — were not resolved until June 2004 and that testing for all players did not start until July 8. Players were not told that testing had been delayed, Selig said.
Gunnar Myrdal made a big effort to distinguish positive and normative economics and to warn his fellow economists of the gateways through which hidden value judgements enter into and contaminate our analysis.
We can then distinguish positive from negative versions.
