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In the ranking analysis (see Methods for detailed description) we evaluated both the correlation of mutant genes with the RAS pathway activation score and their mutational frequencies.

We therefore propose a multidimensional hyperspectral nonlocal model, in which both the correlation of the spectral bands and the similarity of the spatial structure are considered.

We demonstrate that this approach can lead to a significant reduction of the noise interference by exploiting both the correlation of the channel and the redundancy of the filter banks.

The results from this study show that both the correlation of the NRI and NTI measured using a fully resolved phylogeny and the NRI and NTI measured using a 'unresolved' phylogeny generally decreases as the phylogeny becomes less resolved (Fig. 3, 4, 5, S1, S2, and S3).

Isolation by distance can be tested through both the correlation of genetic and geographical distances and the nested clade phylogeographic analysis [ 30].

Studies have shown that low ventilation conditions, such as those found when central air conditioning is operating, substantially reduce both the correlation of indoor with outdoor particles and the slope of the association (e.g., Sarnat et al. 2000).

In both modes, the correlation of p1-p6D30N with p1-p6WT is even less than that of p1-p6D30N/N88D which has the signature mutations of nelfinavir resistance that occur in association with p1-p6 cleavage site mutations (Kolli et al. 2009).

Both mechanisms decrease the correlation of LD phase between the two breeds [ 26, 27].

Both techniques take the correlation of multiple measurements within one patient into account.

Both the noise and the correlation of gene expressions in an operon with a two-state promoter are higher than in an operon with a constitutive promoter.

The correlations of HADS-D and HADS-A scores with MS/P in all areas were not significant in both groups, except for the correlation of HADS-A with MS/P in the lower limbs in the not-treated group.