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For each set of samples (split by tissue of origin and normal/cancerous state), we measure the strength of association between methylation and expression for each gene by computing a predictive goodness of fit R which represents the level of gene expression variation explained by CGI + SS methylation variation (see Materials and methods).

Multivariate analyses utilised generalised linear modelling (GLM) to assess the main effects of gender, high school of origin, region of origin or special entry pathway status entered as predictive factors, ICSEA score entered as a predictive covariate and TER, TES, UMAT or interview scores (or their component parts) entered as dependent variables.

If not replicated by a nearby origin, these passively replicated origins would fire late in S phase.

Rising short-term rates by themselves don't have a predictive history for global stock prices.

The ZL1 aims for a predictive approach.

Indeed, Swastika Night could almost be seen as a predictive rather than a speculative novel.

A predictive factor for an ocular origin of torticollis is the family history of ocular problems, in particular, congenital nystagmus.

We evaluated the molecular characteristics of the proband's PEAC by using a previously validated 47-microRNA (miRNA) cancer-specific array and a predictive method to estimate tissue-of-origin probabilities.

P71 Metabolic acidosis uncompensated by kidney in septic patients: a predictive factor for acute kidney injury?

In Hippocrates' day, doctors lined up to audition at the bedside by giving the patient a diagnosis and a predictive commentary on when things would get back to normal.

In 2013, a group at Microsoft Research analyzed some seventy thousand tweets written by people suffering from depression; they then created a predictive index that could identify other users who were likely depressed based on their social-media posts.