30 Therefore, in some settings serum, rather than urine, may be more appropriate sample.
If NSA is applied to a dataset with both tumoral and control samples, the detection of CN changes could be even more accurate than using MCS (especially if NSA removes the batch effects) because of having more and (what is more important) more appropriate samples to calculate the references.
Studies that include patients with one- and two-vessel disease provide a more appropriate, "real world" sample population, and yield terciles that compare appropriately to our group.
Hence, a static Bayesian network structure learning is expected to provide a more appropriate model for sparsely sampled data, as is often the case in a biological context.
Hence, the traditional static Bayesian network structure learning is expected to provide a more appropriate model for sparsely sampled data (as is frequently the case in a biological context), which accounts for the use of static networks described above.
Nonetheless, a more appropriate comparison should be conducted considering samples of the same size.
Exploratory data analysis showed greater variability for genes with low overall expression signal and thus we considered a more appropriate exon-skipping score, the two-sample weighted Kolmogorov-Smirnov (WKS = w k KS k ) test statistic.
Finally, we compared each patient's network measures with the corresponding values obtained in control participants, using Crawford's Z test as a more appropriate an established approach for small samples size [Crawford and Garthwaite, 2004; Crawford et al., 2003a, b].
A cluster randomised trial, with a much larger sample size, might have been a more appropriate study design.
"Der Bomber" became a more appropriate moniker.
