subset

Preposition: of

• corpus: Baseline: given fixed subsets of the training corpus of increasing size ( e.g.
• orbital: The CORE and ACTIVE directives are provided for controlling the final subset of orbitals for inclusion in the CI.
• atom: In order to make descriptors specific enough, you may need to define subsets of atoms in the protein.
• functionality: Domains therefore only have to implement a subset of the functionality.
• attribute: Most likely, you try and update a subset of attributes on user objects.
• datum: The search system uses a subset of the administrative data.

Converse of object

• extract: These N sets could be brought together by a final consolidation stage which extracted a single subset from the N sets of documents.
• select: Thus the filter object can be used to select a subset of the symbols provided by the object name.
• define: Once you have included all the atoms you want in the subset, hit Save to define the subset.
• specify: To obtain the set of observed points we specify a subset of the parameters [ [ lambda ] ] .
• implement: Domains therefore only have to implement a subset of the functionality.

Adjective modifier

• non-empty: A total ordering is called a well-ordering if, in addition, every non-empty subset of X has a minimal element.
• convex: To see this let B be a convex subset of R n.
• finite: Another area of interest is the animals: these are finite subsets of a regular tiling.
• restricted: Guest Access is now a restricted subset of the Resource Center.
• selected: Limit the display of alignment lines to a selected subset ( or none ).
• proper: R ( 1 ) constitute a proper subset of the group G in question.

Noun used with modifier

• T-cell: The HLA system and T-cell subsets in Bell's palsy.
• lymphocyte: Fifteen patients from 3 institutions were monitored for the immunophenotype profile of lymphocyte subsets.
• T: These involved detailed analysis of the T cell subsets present by flow cytometer.