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An important issue in Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) based analysis is that of convergence of the Markov Chains and whether the samples being generated are from the true posterior distribution under the model framework.
A limitation of the Merck trial-based analysis is that generally only women with continued cytologic abnormalities during the course of follow-up underwent repeat colposcopy and biopsy.
An important aspect of tract-based analysis is that all direct comparisons of FA signals (when the FA-signal changes are encoded into a series of '+'s and '−'s) are done within a voxel where the FA signals for task and rest conditions will be of similar magnitude.
The advantage of a pathway-based analysis is that it provides a global perspective of functionally-related genes.
A caveat of this EST-based analysis is that the incompleteness of genomes for the parasitic nematodes means that there will be poorer identification of paralogues and orthologues.
One limitation of microarray-based analysis is that the detection of elements is limited to the presence of a gene in the microarray.
An obvious limitation of 450 k-based analysis is that the array targets only a small percentage of potentially methylated cytosines in the genome; therefore, additional loci affected in these patients may remain undetected by this method.
Therefore, a major drawback of this receptor-based analysis is that it leaves the questions of identity, relative importance, and source of the compounds underlying the response largely unanswered.
An added benefit of the intensity-based analysis is that intensity models do not suffer from the drawbacks of ratio models in the analysis of complex direct dual-color experiments.
A limitation of our analysis is that inference based on cumulative exposure does not exclude confounding by glycaemia.
One major caveat to the RNA-Seq based expression analysis is that it often exemplifies only a snapshot of a specific state of the cells.
