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Multivariate survival analysis by inputting significant variants from the univariate survival analysis into the Cox regression model showed that coexpression of SFRP1 and WIF1, together with low TNM stage, was an independent prognostic factor for favorable OS (Table 5).

Maximum likelihood analysis was carried out by inputting the 100 datasets in the program PROML and then running CONSENSE.

It is also a part of the Canadian Center for Architecture's long-term project to create an archive that will facilitate the research and critical consideration of the development and use of digital tools in architecture.

The restoring force model was finally applied to conduct seismic response analysis by using input earthquake waves from Hyogoken Nanbu earthquake and El Centro earthquake.

PCR product identities were initially confirmed as either UGT1A1 or UGT1A6 (and not any other UGT1A gene) by phylogenetic tree analysis (neighbor-joining) inputting all available mammalian UGT sequences (listed at http://www.flinders.edu.au/medicine/sites/clinical-pharmacology/ugt-homepage.cfm).cfm

In order to abstract from the effects that result from the different sizes of the input parameters, we complement the analysis by changing the input parameters in their absolute size by plus, respectively, −1.

Relative chromatin structure was represented in this analysis by log2 open chromatin:input chromatin) values (determined by cohybridising differentially labelled "open" and input chromatin fragments to a human genomic DNA microarray).

Nevertheless, considering possible cell growth bias from library transduction, we planned to obtain 2 × 107 cells for each pooled fraction from analysis by FACS (the input and the Alexa488-high-intensity fractions) so that we could analyse all the shRNA constructs in the library.

The proposed system can conveniently perform an analysis by the direct input of the gene accession in the selected species, a single promoter sequence or two sequences in FASTA format.

Note: ZFM (Z-score for motif) and P-value are described in 'Cis-element significant analysis' section(job ID:job2014Mar4201558, produced by inputting genes appearing in Table  4).

Using a Monte-Carlo approach, we employ extended sensitivity analysis by simultaneously varying the input discharge, longitudinal and lateral gradients and roughness coefficients, as well as the grid cell size.