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While the general shape of the curve is predicted by combining data in this manner, the observed reduction in variance with additional regions indicates that most of the multilocus combinations discriminate nearly the same number of species.

We determined ownership structure by combining data in PICME with data from the PUC's list of regulated systems.

Population stratification was simulated by combining data in different proportions from two subpopulations, each of which was in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium and showed random mating.

Our results indicate that the overall gain by combining data in a Bayesian learning framework, i.e. data situations corresponding to points above the dashed line in Figure 4(d), is limited.

Density-dependent early pike growth rate h was determined by combining data in Kipling (1983a) with data in Kipling (1983b) (her Table 3) on total density of pike aged 2 18 in Lake Windermere for the years 1944 1978 and fitting this data to equation (6) to determine the parameter values hmax, γ, and δ by minimizing the sum of squares of the residuals (r = 0.279, F = 12.37, P < 0.01).

The stress strain relationships of high-purity aluminum and copper were investigated over a wide range of strain by combining data obtained in the conventional tensile and compression testing of annealed samples with data obtained after processing by equal-channel angular pressing (ECAP) to high imposed strains.

However, by combining data obtained in each mouse, and by sorting them by parameters one by one at the time in an ascending or descending way, clear correlations became apparent.

Two studies assessed exposure through urinary phthalate metabolite measurements while one study calculated internal exposures by combining data on concentrations in various types of foods with exposure scenario assumptions.

Moreover, digestion efficiency of the TM peptides was assessed by combining data from conditions in phase II and considering only peptides with ≥20 amino acids (length of a TM domain) that span the annotated TM domain.

By combining data of different types in an optimal fashion, significant improvements can be made in comparison with using a single measure[ 18].

Here, we elucidate the relative roles of LTs and LXs on cholesterol homeostasis by combining data from GWAS analysis in humans, mediator lipidomics, and loss-of-function studies in mice.