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QTL mapping in animals has shown that epistasis effects are often large enough to be detected and thus merit a systematic scan regardless of population size, although larger populations (> 500 individuals) allow a more powerful epistasis detection [ 56].

Such an analysis would also allow estimation of treatment effects in particular subgroups of patients on a range of end points of interest and would allow a more powerful estimate of the effects of these treatments on a composite end point of several clinical outcomes than would be available from any individual trial.

Explaining Samba's present focus on larger screens — i.e. laptops/tablets — Atherton said it "allows a more powerful video experience", but he added that the company won't be ignoring mobile eyeballs forever.

The proposed 95% CI for W estimates allows a more powerful analysis of the correspondence between the classifications of typing methods.

A few hours into the game, I had upgraded my Batmobile to allow for a more powerful ejector seat function.

Hence, compared to other times in women's lives when body shape remains relatively stable, pregnancy may allow for a more powerful test of the factors leading to body dissatisfaction [ 11].

The second hypothesis - that there is a particular, consistent, time of peak expression for a cell cycle oscillating gene - is not tested by current methods; we show that, in conjunction with the earlier hypothesis, it can allow for a more powerful test of cell cycle oscillation.

The company has come up with an advanced "deep linking" technology for app developers, which allows for a more powerful means of sharing content from within apps, referring or inviting others to install apps, and more.

This new system allows for a more powerful query engine that enables a user to query across multiple annotations in a single search.

We expect future studies to involve analyzing a greater number of samples by massively parallel sequencing at the genomic and transcriptomic level, allowing for a more powerful and comprehensive interrogation of breast cancer.

New information on risk based on genotype, mammographic density [ 13], and serum hormone levels [ 18, 53] should now allow a much more powerful prediction of risk for an individual woman – development and validation of these models is critical.