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Rarely do I get a chance to step back from the day-to-day workflow and look at the big picture, but as I reflect back on this project, it is remarkable to think of the countless hours that were dedicated to collecting and analyzing this dataset.
By closely analyzing this dataset, it learns what patterns are associated with typical development and which suggest a nascent speech or language disorder — patterns corroborated by previous research, it bears mentioning.
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Hedin and co-author Mingzhen Lu, a Princeton graduate student, helped analyze this dataset in the context of ideas explored at Princeton that suggest that plants have actively adapted to and shaped their environments over evolutionary time.
In contrast, Fonseca et al. (2008) have analyzed this dataset in the context of linear regression models with Student-t errors.
We analyze this dataset and discover that histone genes are the most highly transcribed whereas most of yeast genes are scarcely transcribed.
Because Fung's quasi-linear viscoelastic (QLV) model has been particularly successful in capturing the viscoelastic properties of passive biological tissues, here we analyze this dataset within the framework of Fung's theory.
We analyzed this dataset using the same paired t-test as algorithm as in the current study, and found 388 probes that were significantly different using the unadjusted p-value threshold of <0.01.
Therefore, in order to analyze this dataset consistently with the analysis of Pohjanvirta et al. (i.e. two-samples Welch's t-test with multiple test correction), we compared the 48 h starved group with the 48 h sugar-supplemented group.
In 1997, Yu et al. analyzed this dataset to examine social factors in relation to SRH and SRMH.
Further we analyzed this dataset by four other known independent sequence based methods viz.
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