Each "product" comes with its own unique permutation and combination of authorization requirements, rules for claims and list of approved prescription drugs.
The SES index used in the present study has the advantage over specific area level SES measures of protecting against disclosure of case identity through identification of any census tract with a unique permutation of multiple SES attributes.
While there are only five possible endings, the film has more than a trillion unique permutations of the story, Variety reported.
When the number of unique permutations was lower than 100, Monte Carlo sampling was used to obtain reliable P-values.
We considered the NTk statistics to have a greater reliability than the NEk statistics, given a limited number of unique permutations to construct a null distribution of test statistics.
SAM was run with the maximum number of unique permutations available using a two-class unpaired setting, and delta values were chosen to give a median false discovery rate (FDR) of 10% or lower, with the exception of the PML-RARA 3-day time point where the lowest possible FDR was 10.3%.
Non-parametric permutation-based statistics were used to explore differences in fractional anisotropy between patients and controls, using FMRIB's randomize function with 5000 unique permutations (Smith, 2002).
Understanding ubiquitin substrate specificity is a complex combinatorial question, as it is conferred by unique permutations of E1, E2 and E3 enzymes.
SAM was performed with the maximum number of unique permutations available, and delta values were chosen to give a median False Discovery Rate of 10%.
Despite the fact that antigen recognition by MH class II is determined by a protein complex including both IIα and IIβ molecules, the majority of studies have focused on only a single component of this complex (typically MH IIβ), neglecting the fact that antigen discrimination is likely to be realized via unique permutations of MH IIα and IIβ alleles in the host.
