The beneficial effect of marriage for this small group supports an earlier study by the sociologists Adrianne Frech and Kristi Williams showing that the average association of marriage with improved mental health is largely driven by the comparatively small number of individuals who are seriously depressed before getting married.
These gt-dependent differences support the estimated average association of only 3.4% (gt-1) and 35% (gt-2) of the total pool of Cp with the viral genome.
In the set-based analysis, the single-SNP P-values are summarized by their overall mean, while considering LD; hence, the analysis estimates the average association of the FOXO3ASNPs with a given phenotype.
The national-average associations of same-day sulfate (0.29%; 95% PI: –0.10, 0.68) and ammonium (0.11%; 95% PI: –0.20, 0.42) with mortality were larger in magnitude than previous-day associations (see Supplemental Material, Table S1).
Indeed, it is common practice to use measures of average association to gauge the ability of a factor to discriminate future cases of disease.
However, in the absence of data on infertility and symptomatic pain, the findings reflect an averaged association of the phthalate measures with these two subgroups.
Logarithm linear regression revealed an average association constant of 0.7 for 2-ethylhexanol and boric acid.
Therefore, FCS can directly measure the mobilities of biomolecules, and it can monitor the average association and dissociation of target labeled with fluorescence probe which vary with interaction kinetics, complex composition and complex size in vivo without photobleaching.
For a better quantitative evaluation, the dynamics of the reversible association between bacterial cells and a single α-HL nanopore, taking place in the absence or presence of the CMA3 peptide, was calculated from the inverse of the average association time (τ on) of bacterial cells to the pore, as the capture rate (rateon) of bacteria by the nanopore, and shown to be voltage dependent (Fig. 4).
Methodologically, conceptual recalibration would require complementing measures of average association with appropriate statistical approaches that are focused on the interpretation of inter-individual diversity (i.e. variance).
