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In addition to phylogenetic and statistical examination of microbial diversity in a single sample (i.e. alpha diversity), pyrosequencing has been used recently for comparative diversity studies, in which various aspects of microbial community composition is compared between multiple (few to hundreds) samples.

We have also corroborated the results of cluster-level mapping by graphical and statistical examination of grey matter volume at a regional level for key structures such as the striatum.

The method in this study provided better approach that started from a selection method among many kinds of commercial reagents based on detailed investigation of activities and statistical examination than vague choice of them.

Although some of these factors are a consequence of the chemical properties of purines and pyrimidines, a thorough statistical examination of the distributions of YR/RR stretches in sequenced prokaryotic chromosomes has to the best of our knowledge, not been undertaken.

Furthermore, we believe that more complex modelling of lactate kinetics would obscure the take-home message for clinicians at the bedside of the association between rate of change of lactate concentration and mortality The prognostic relevance of higher LACTW24 and LACΔ24 derives from the statistical examination of a large group of critically ill patients.

A statistical examination of the N.Y.P.D.'s stop-and-frisk policies, conducted by the staff of New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer in the aftermath of Diallo's death, found that blacks were more than twice as likely to be stopped on the street for violent crimes.

They embodied their defense: average, anonymous cops....The prosecutors' initial unsteadiness came through in the classic manner of lawyers with a weak hand to play: they overstated their evidence... Writer mentions a statistical examination of the N.Y.P.D.'s stop-and-frisk policies, conducted by the staff of New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer.

In August a team of researchers led by Chris Thomas of the University of York, Eng., published the results of a meta-analysis, a statistical examination of previous scientific studies, to examine the shifts in the geographic distribution of several groups of animal species caused by changes in climate.

Multivariate analysis (multiple logistic regression) was carried out to control for confounders in the statistical examination of the association between the dependent and independent variables and an adjusted odds ratio (OR) was obtained with a CI set at 95%.

However, when developing the datasets it was realised that the use of a common linkage key would greatly facilitate the statistical examination of cross-program use and care pathways.

In terms of cancer recurrence and progression rate, little evidence of publication bias was observed on visual or statistical examination of the funnel plots (Fig.  4).