For each sample, a dye-swap (duplicate measurement) was performed to avoid asymmetry of marker affinity (Cy3 and Cy5).
Another possibility to avoid asymmetry would be to take the averaged SVM decision values of both reading directions as the final decision.
We count pairs of boundary endpoints because intervals that are unique to B i, j are elements of both L (B i, j ) and R (B i, j ), and also to avoid asymmetry where the number of left and right endpoints differs drastically.
This leads to an advantage over methods such as Stouffer's Method (SM) [19] that avoids asymmetry by transforming p-values to normally distributed variables and then using them in a one-sided test.
As institutional economists argue, in order to avoid information asymmetry, the pricing, allocation, and training of labor, once completed at external labor markets, is then "internalized" and governed by a set of administrative rules and procedures within the firm to reduce the cost of screening, supervision, and labor replacement (Burawoy 1979; Doeringer and Piore 1971).
The GPR involves a series of active gentle movements and postures aimed at realigning joints, stretching shortened muscles and enhancing the contraction of antagonist muscles, thus avoiding postural asymmetry.
The aim of GPR is to stretch the shortened muscles using the creep property of viscoelastic tissue and to enhance contraction of the antagonist muscles, thus avoiding postural asymmetry [ 16].
A Meinongian who is sympathetic to the idea of restricted quantification but wishes to avoid the unpleasant asymmetry pointed out above perhaps could do so by rendering past tense sentences formally as involving an untensed neutral quantifier plus a tensed existence predicate.
For the variability measures, the standard deviations for left and right sides were calculated separately and then averaged to avoid the effect of asymmetry on the values.
An alternate defense of the Asymmetry avoids the claim that there is a critical distinction to be drawn between classes of persons (between, e.g., actual and merely possible persons, or between people who do or will exist at the world at which the act under scrutiny is performed and people who will never exist at that world).
To avoid the perception of thermal asymmetry, temperature difference between mean radiant temperature and indoor ambient air temperature should be less than 2 °C [F.A. Chrenko, Heated ceilings and comfort. J. Inst. Heat. Ventilating Eng. 20 (1953) 375 396; F.A. Chrenko, Heated ceilings and comfort. J. Inst. Heat. Ventilating Eng. 21 (1953) 145 154].
