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Because the graphs are small we could identify the most probable labeling by exhaustive searching.

Because the graphs are small, exhaustive search of the most probable labeling was computationally tractable.

Because the graphs are almost identical to each other, the graph for model 2 is not presented in Figure 3. Adiponectin had no impact in the ER/PR-positive group (P for trend = 0.779 in model 1 and 0.696 in model 2).

All of the graphs are superimposed; because their path-sets are highly reliable (see Fig. 12).

This is because the interpretation of the graphs is predicated on the x-axis being a linear scale.

Because the graph is the result of 3 gels, it will not match precisely but the error bars should indicate the true standard deviation in the data.

We shall denote the weight of the edge joining nodes υ and w by μ υ, w); notice that μ υ, w) = μ w, υ) because the graph is undirected.

The graph G = (V, E, W) is then mapped to an adjacency matrix representation that consists of a | V| × | V| = n × n matrix A: (3) A = a 11 ⋯ a 1 n ⋮ ⋱ ⋮ a n 1 ⋯ a n n,   n = V,     a i, j    ∈ 0,1000 ⊂ N. Because the graph is undirected the adjacency matrix is symmetric and therefore a ij = a ji.

That's possible, Levine explains, because the probabilities represented by the graph are Gaussian, meaning that they follow the bell curve familiar as the model of, for instance, the dispersion of characteristics in a population.

Because two earliest points on the graph are most uncertain, we did a sensitivity analysis by varying these points within the limits of uncertainty (± 300 Mya, and ± 0.3 log bp).

Because the x-axis values in the graph are in minutes, it is very difficult to visualize these delays clearly in the figure.