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Although the optimization problem in Equation (4) can be used with expression data from multiple conditions (e.g. different types of cancer), the output is one set of modules for all conditions.

Thus the zFPKM transform can be used with gene expression data alone to determine with high consistency the range of gene expression defined by active chromatin.

The method may also be used with gene expression data.

We also compare our derived expressions to other recently reported expressions, e.g., [16, 17], and we show that our new derived expressions can be used with no limitations.

To evaluate the independent prognostic factors associated with patient survival (with or without gemcitabine treatment), multivariate Cox proportional hazard regression analysis was used, with miR-142-5p miR-142-5p miR-142-5pxprexpression status, and/or residual tumor status (R factor) as covariates.

MINER has been used with gene expression data obtained from microarray experiments but can be applied to any high-throughput molecular abundance data including those resulting from new sequencing technologies and from proteomics analyses.

Such methods initially were used with gene-expression data, but newer statistical methods now permit pathway analysis also to be applied to GWASs data (Holmans 2010).

A human transfected cell line was used with two different expression properties of the cholecystokinin (CCK) receptor: CCK2+ (A431-309CCK2receptor-positiveive cells) and CCK2− (A431-609; mock transfected control cells) cells [13].

Mass and momentum balance equations are used with a derived expression for the interaction force between the fluid and particle phases to calculate the axial spout voidage distribution and particle circulation rate in a spouted bed of coarse particles.

A two-way ANOVA model was used with TWIST over-expression and scan dates as factors to identify the effect contributed mainly by TWIST.

These cells have been used with success to study expression of SUR2A [7–9,31].