In addition, it is important to emphasize that the genes which did not corroborate between both studies are not necessarily false positives, as subtler changes identified using one methodology may not always be readily detected by another.
Several codons (15), in the ATP8, CYTB, and six of the seven NADH dehydrogenase complex genes, were repeatedly reported as positively selected by more than one methodology (table 2).
As anyone who has conducted large-scale randomised clinical intervention trials would know, this type of evaluation research is difficult, expensive and time-consuming, yet incredibly important, as randomised, controlled trials are the one methodology that helps us to answer the key questions that Dr Coyne continues to raise: does screening for distress actually improve patient outcomes?
I asked some people who are or were homeless how they felt about whether one methodology could be utilized as the best way to end homelessness.
Discrete choice experiments (DCEs) have been put forward as one promising methodology to explore these issues in developing countries [ 7].
Although several studies have used echocardiography as one noninvasive methodology to identify cardiac dysfunction associated with diabetes mellitus, no previous studies have used one integrated approach, ie, echocardiography and in vivo hemodynamics, to evaluate cardiac function in an experimental diabetes model.
Superior performance by one methodology could promote acceptance by the community of the best performer methodology as a reference standard.
In other words, the present study demonstrates the critical importance (and reward) of using optimisation methodologies such as the one presented here to maximise the DBT reconstruction quality from a single scan of the patient.
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