Unlike HIV-negative individuals (CL infection branch), HIV-positive individuals (CL/HIV co-infection branch) had the probability of dying as a result of miltefosine treatment, although this probability was fairly small.
Figure 2 also shows that, although tiotropium has the highest probability of being the most optimal treatment, this probability is 58% at maximum.
Although the probability is low that any individual user will suffer a complication, the huge patient exposure translates into a major health care problem.
If it is assumed that younger children are at increased risk of infection, and using a probability of introduction of 0.0028, the expected maximum posterior probability of freedom of 98.3% is only marginally higher than the model assuming no age effect, although this maximum probability is achieved in just over 5 years, with 98.0% achieved in approximately 3 years.
Further extension allowed some molecules to take steps equivalent to a two-step distance, although the probability was unexpectedly low (5%, Figure 3D).
Although exclusion probability is not fully informative in models with genotyping error rate, it still provides a rough estimate of parentage assignment power on a per-locus basis and across all loci.
Meanwhile, the position of UTs is practically random although their storage probability is modeled as the Zipf distribution.
Although the outage probability is expressed as an infinite series, we will verify later that truncating the series to only a few terms provides an excellent approximation.
This phenomenon of lower probability of static evaluation errors with increasing search depth is revealed through our model, although the same evaluation function is used at all levels of the tree, and although its general error probability is independent of the depth.
The PB signatures for 200 cGy and 1000 cGy also correctly predicted the LPS-treated mice as non-irradiated, although these probabilities were less robust than the application of the 50 cGy signature (Figure 5B).
