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According to the method proposed by Dalmasso et al. [6] with n = 1, there is a proportion of true nulls of 71.77%, i.e. about 895 true effects.
In these plots it is clear that there were more low p values than expected under the uniform distribution, particularly in the YRI case, pointing to a proportion of true positive associations between the phenotype and a subset of the genetic markers.
Figure 4e shows the underestimate of observed d as a proportion of true effect size d; for our example true effect size d = 1.0, the panel shows that observed d is underestimated by as much as 50% by the time performance of older adults reaches.80 and by as much as 60% by the time it reaches.90.90
Since the theta-distribution on each dimension has a standard deviation of 1, the standard error of 0.32 entails a proportion of true variance of 0.90, which is analogous to the unidimensional case.
Again there appear to be more low p-values than would be expected under the uniform distribution, pointing to a proportion of true positive associations in both populations (Additional file 2: Figure S3).
Several case control studies of rotavirus vaccine effectiveness have used patients with AGE who test negative for rotavirus by EIA as a comparison group for patients with AGE who test positive by EIA, and concerns have been raised about whether the rotavirus EIA might fail to detect a proportion of true rotavirus cases and thus lead to bias from misclassification of some cases (11 – 20 ).
Police seized 56 Baikal pistols supplied by the gang, which was "only a proportion" of the true figure.
The estimates of spatial extent of bottom trawling represent a proportion of the true extent of this activity in the OSPAR area as they are based on an analysis of vessels operating only within the Hatton - Rockall area from the NEAFC dataset.
We considered the Health Protection Agency estimates of symptomatic infection 19 20 to be biased downwards, providing information on a quantity (N a,t,SB) that was a proportion of the true number of symptomatic cases (N a,t,S, where d a,t,S denotes this proportion).
Therefore, the majority of influenza/ILI diagnoses captured in the NEI system using ICD-9 codes would be expected to be type A and represent a higher proportion of true influenza illness than ILI during the 1996 1997 influenza season.
PhymmBL produces similar results to those of tBLASTx, but gets a lower proportion of true positives and a higher number of false positives resulting in a decrease in sensitivity and specificity in all taxonomic levels, except for the Family-excluded database, in which PhymmBL obtains higher sensibility values.
