The statistical basis for comparison of link scores of different edges depends on the input data: if no replicates are available, the plugin works without any measurement of variability, and allows exploration of the dataset.
It was shown that the maximum R2 value, a measurement of the amount of variability explained by the model, was highest when a general regression neural network (GRNN) with iterative calibration (GRNNIT) was used to train the ANN.
This design allows for the measurement of variability between and within a number of assay variables including testing site, FFPE sample block, operator, reagent lot, and assay run.
The present findings also suggest the possibility that measurement of variability of gait may provide a readily quantifiable objective approach to monitoring depression and related affective disorders.
Our findings also demonstrate that measurement of variability of gait may provide a readily quantifiable approach to monitoring depression and other affective disorders.
Different variance indicators and the sequential alignment method are applied for the measurement of variability of travel-activity behaviour.
The study raised questions related to the measurement of variability, the application of statistics, and the process teams go through when designing an analysis procedure.
Future cohort studies of coronary heart disease and stroke should include measurement of variability in neighborhood greenness.
Assuming that 95% (standard score = 1.96) of our observed data can be accounted by a measurement variability of 10%, a commonly cited upper bound, we checked whether the standard deviation of the relative abundances for a particular modified peptide across the time course remained within 0.10/1.96 = 0.051.
While standard physiologic parameters in the ED were unable to differentiate sepsis patients who developed increased organ failure, a decreased LF/HF ratio and DFA, measurements of variability representing physiologic reserve, was associated with impending deterioration.
