Traditional compost operations are cheaper to build than anaerobic digesters, and therefore more common among cities that collect food waste.
According to Lockers et al. [ 13], the GOHAI gives a greater weight to the more immediate outcomes like functional limitations and pain and discomfort, and therefore more common outcomes of oral disorders compared to the OHIP-14 which focuses on more severe and less common, like psychological and behavioral outcomes.
Lujan–Fryns syndrome is a rare X-linked dominant syndrome, and is therefore more common in males than females.
The mutation originated in Africa and is therefore more common in Brazilian populations where there is a greater proportion of individuals of African descent [ 6].
It is therefore more common to acquire one water-suppressed and one water-unsuppressed spectrum from the same location in the myocardium and to quantify the metabolites relative to the water content as an internal reference.
Pairs of related sequences have always a greater or equal identity and, therefore, more k-mers in common in an alphabet smaller than the default alphabet.
The success of computational TFBS discovery methods critically depends on the a priori knowledge about which genes are co-regulated or functionally-related and therefore more likely to share common TFBS.
CALs are identified in color space, under the assumption that errors are more common than variants, and therefore more color errors will occur than variants encoded in color space.
Both studies resulted in participants considering the medical label more serious, less common and therefore more 'disease-like' than when the condition had the non medical label [ 11, 12].
Moreover, body weight may not be a good measure of obesity in rodents because the inconsistency between in vitro adipogenesis and in vivo body weight gain is common, and therefore more parameters should be considered, including fat mass and adipose tissue cellularity (Thayer et al. 2012).
This may reduce, or even eliminate, the need for imputation, which may be potentially prone to bias because the spectrum of rare variants is more diverse than that of SNPs, even between populations sharing relatively recent common ancestry, and therefore more difficult to predict [ Anderson et al., 2008].
