Arguments agdex.result agdex result returned by function agdex gset.ids a vector of gene-set IDs. If NULL, the result will return gene level details for all significant gene-sets at a chosen significant level alpha. alpha significance level of gene-set, default set to 0.01
Arguments. Xxxx.xxxx an ExpressionSet object carries the gene expression data (Exprs) and Phenotype data (pData) comp.var the column name or numeric index for group labels in pData of object Xxxx.xxxx xxxx.xxx a string definition of comparison, group labels connected by "-" gset.collection an object belongs to class GeneSetCollection Details The ExpressionSet includes two components: exprs: a matrix of expression values pData: a data frame contains the sample IDs and their assigned group labels. gset.collection contains a GeneSetCollection object defined in the Bioconductor package GSEABase. The gset.collection object must use the same identifiers for probe-sets as that used in the exprs com- ponent of Xxxx.xxxx.
Arguments. Each advocate will be allowed approximately ten (10) minutes to present argument(s) supporting their position. In hearing disciplinary grievances, the Hospital will present first. In all other grievances, the Union will present first. There can be only one (1) spokesperson for each party, in each case.
Arguments data a matrix of scores. Each row corresponds to a unit, each column a coder. level the level of measurement, one of "nominal", "ordinal", "interval", or "ratio"; or a user-defined distance function. confint logical; if TRUE, a bootstrap sample is produced. verbose logical; if TRUE, various messages are printed to the console. Note that if confint = TRUE a progress bar (pblapply) is displayed (if possible) during the bootstrap computation. control a list of control parameters. bootit the size of the bootstrap sample. This applies when confint = TRUE. Defaults to 1,000. nodes the desired number of nodes in the cluster. parallel logical; if TRUE (the default), bootstrapping is done in parallel. type one of the supported cluster types for makeCluster. Defaults to "SOCK".
Arguments x an object of class "krippendorffsalpha", the result of a call to krippendorffs.alpha. y always ignored. level the desired confidence level for the interval. The default is 0.95. type the method used to compute sample quantiles. This argument is passed to quantile. The default is 7. density logical; if TRUE, a kernel density estimate is plotted. lty.density the line type for the kernel density estimate. The default is 1. lty.estimate the line type for the estimate of alpha. The default is 1. lty.interval the line type for the confidence limits. The default is 2. col.density the color for the kernel density estimate. The default is black. col.estimate the color for the estimate of alpha. The default is orange. col.interval the color for the confidence limits. The default is blue. lwd.density the line width for the kernel density estimate. The default is 3. ratio.dist 9 lwd.estimate the line width for the estimate of alpha. The default is 3. lwd.interval the line width for the confidence limits. The default is 3.
Arguments. This optional subsection describes input arguments to a function or macro.
Arguments model a fitted model object, the result of a call to krippendorffs.alpha. units a vector of integers. A DFBETA will be computed for each of the corresponding units. coders a vector of integers. A DFBETA will be computed for each of the corresponding coders. ... additional arguments. These are ignored.
Arguments. Xx Xxxxxx'x first argument was not one which was contained in the affidavits. However, this argument formed part of the submissions in his heads of argument which were served on the respondent's counsel. During the course of the arguments before me it was apparent that Xx Xxxxxxxxxx was prepared to deal with this argument. The first argument advanced by Xx Xxxxxx was that the option contained in clause 2(a) of the lease agreement did not constitute a valid option, as it was void for vagueness. In this regard Xx Xxxxxx contended, as I understand his argument, that one of the essentialia for a valid contract such as this is that the price, in this instance the rent, must be fixed or determinable from the wording of the contract provisions itself. Xx Xxxxxx submitted that the rental provided for in clause 2(c) is too vague to constitute compliance with this legal requirement and that as such it is unenforceable and therefore renders the whole option void for vagueness. The words complained of as being to vague to constitute firm rental are "the fair market rental". Xx Xxxxxxxxxx conceded the principle that an option may be a void for vagueness if the price or the rental is not fixed or determinable as set out in the particular contract, but he contended that the words used in this particular contract constituted a rental that is determinable or that by using a "fair market rental", it provides for a method to determine such rental. Xx Xxxxxxxxxx submitted that if the provision only provided for a "reasonable rental", it would have been too vague, but contended that the words used in this particular contract and particularly clause 2(c) thereof takes it out of that sphere. I shall deal with this argument and the legal position pertaining to it later on herein. Xx Xxxxxx' s second argument is that on the papers and in particular the respondent' s answering affidavit he based his averment that he in fact did exercise the option to renew the lease on the letter of 2nd Marc h 1993 . This letter, Xx Xxxxx n submitted, is clearly not in accordance with what is required in clause 2(a) of the said contract, because that letter contained an offer for a new lease on different terms and conditions and not as is required in clause 2(a) namely, "to renew this lease on the same terms and conditions as contained herein . . . " . Xx Xxxxxxxxxx countered this argument by submitting that if it is found that that particular letter of 2 March 1993 didn' t constitute a proper exer...
Arguments. (Please note: The arguments contained in this analysis originate from sources outside the Senate Fiscal Agency. The Senate Fiscal Agency neither supports nor opposes legislation.)
Arguments. Each advocate will be allowed no more than thirty (30) minutes to present argument(s) supporting their position. In hearing disciplinary grievances, the Employer will present first. In all other grievances, the Union will present first. There can be only one (1) spokesperson for each party, in each case.
