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The algorithm, derived and analyzed assuming a single-tone, complex-valued disturbance with known frequency, can be extended to cope with a range of realistic applications, such as real-valued disturbances, multitone signals, and unknown frequency.
For phage-based assays, five to ten animals per group should be analyzed, assuming a spontaneous mutant frequency (MF) of ∼3×10−5 mutants/locus and 125,000 300,000 plaque or colony forming units (pfu or cfu) per tissue per animal.
The signals were analyzed assuming a unidirectional heat flow thermal model between the Al transducer film and the material [16].
Current traces were analyzed assuming a Hodgkin-Huxley model [22].
The dependent variable, offspring sex, being binomially distributed, was transformed using the logit link function and analyzed assuming a binomial error distribution at the level of the individual.
The dependent variables: parasitism rate, survival of progeny, productivity, and sex ratio were analyzed assuming a binomial error and a logit-link function.
The exchange rates were analyzed assuming an EX2 condition to derive information on proton accessibility or protection factor (P).
When the data was re-analyzed assuming an allele frequency of 0.55, the type 1 error dropped to about 0%, with the power dropping to 6.9, 44.6, and 83.1% for the high, medium and low LD models.
We chose to use the semi-infinite homogeneous medium approximation for DCS analysis in this "first attempt," since most of the DCS data in the literature have been analyzed assuming this approach; clearly, a more complete description would consider at least a two-layer model for the diffusion equation, etc.
In this study, the demand patterns of individual houses or the whole Hokkaido region were analyzed assuming the substitution of a conventional large-scale electric power system with one using bifacial photovoltaics.
Incidence rates of stroke in AF patients were analyzed assuming the seasonal variation being a sum of two sinusoids and a local linear trend.
